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(31) This would greatly facilitate the treatment of genetically complex tumours like colorectal cancer.

(32) With a genetically modified organism if you do make a mistake that can be a mistake for ever.

(33) The sites for planting genetically modified maize and oilseed rape have to be announced in advance.

(34) The new category of genetically modified organisms has been subject to far less testing than one should reasonably expect.

(35) Environmental groups launched a campaign against the widespread production of genetically modified crops.

(36) The United States, the leading producer of genetically altered food, had resisted the regulations.

(37) The build-up of recessive genes increases the incidence of genetically determined diseases, such as sickle-cell anaemia in humans.

(38) Another popular misconception of Darwinian evolution is that its products must be genetically determined because their inheritance depends on genes.

(39) Personally I want genetically engineered foods and anything containing genetically engineered food ingredients banned.

(40) As yet there is no proof that genetically modified foods are harmful to humans.

(41) Hadrian Road was named after the Roman emperor who, we agreed, must have genetically bequeathed to us some superlative qualities.

(42) If insects learned to adapt to genetically engineered plants, the result could be widespread crop failure and famine, critics warn.

(43) Some genetically different strains of rats, for example, differ in their ability to learn to run through mazes.

(44) The genetically modified saplings will in due course be infected with the virus to test their resistance.

(45) They have released pollen from genetically modified plants into the environment, claiming that it will not spread.

(46) Fed on identical diets, two genetically different men will not grow to the same height.

(47) One of the features of auto-immune diseases is that they are often genetically similar.

(48) This is a cat with a limp body that genetically lacks the usual defensive reactions of felines.

(49) First the donor cells had to be cultured and genetically transformed, which could take weeks or months.

(50) Pure Przewalski's horses, genetically the closest to the wild progenitors of domestic breeds, are all in zoos.

(51) The biotech corporations argue that genetically modified crops will put an end to food shortages in the developing world.

(52) In 1998 it was already estimated that one-third of maize and soya products from the United States were from genetically modified crops.

(53) Bacteria are not present in the eggs of bisexual strains or those with genetically based parthenogenesis.

(54) Moving from insects to reptiles to mammals, the importance of learned, as opposed to genetically determined, behaviour gradually increases.

(55) GEMs are genetically engineered micro-organisms and finding them again could prove vital.

(56) The genetically modified food giant, Monsanto, has been forced to revolutionise its image because of public unease.

(57) All cheese is made from milk from genetically selected cattle, which is kept until it goes off.

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(58) The recent introduction of genetically engineered insulin has lead to some problems for diabetics who have changed from animal-derived insulin.

(59) Megan and Morag in a sense are genetically identical twins, but their significance is greater than that.

(60) The proportion of soya from the genetically modified plants was initially small, but led to all soya being regarded as suspect.