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Introduction of Recombinant DNA-Engineered Organisms into the Envieronment: Key Issues
Introduction of Recombinant DNA-Engineered Organisms into the Envieronment: Key Issues
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There is a perception, howevet; that R-ONA techniques represent a means of alteration so distinct from other approaches that they will yield organisms that have completely unexpected and possibly deleterious properties out side the laboratory. This perception, along with experiences with certain previous introductions, has fueled public and sci entific controversy.
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of introductions that must be considered if the environmental Adequate scientific knowledge exists to guide the safe and risks are to be minimized and their benefits maximized. prudent use of R-ONA-engineered organisms in the environ ment and to identify the most problematic introductions, but caution is always necessary in environmental management.
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