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Munich · Munich

"Neither Scientifically Justified nor Suitable to Adequately Treat Potential Risks of NGT Plants" – Testbiotech

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NGT · Munich

With ChatGPT to Insect-Toxic NGT Plants – Testbiotech

New genetic engineering (NGT) plants with up to 20 genetic changes are proposed by the Commission to be able to enter the market without testing the environmental risks and without food labelling. What is overlooked is that artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to specifically develop risk-ridden NGT plants that remain below this threshold. For example, with a publicly available AI tool (ChatGPT 4o), the genetic blueprint for an insecticide m…Read Article

NGT · United States

Sneak peek: FDA approves gene-editing technology to create PRRS resistance in pigs, and other news

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European Food Authority keeps data on genetic engineering burgers under lock – Testbiotech

The US company "Impossible Foods" has developed a blood-like dye with the help of genetic engineering to imitate the taste and appearance of meat. The protein similar to the animal blood dye hemoglobin is originally found in the roots of soybeans. The company manufactures the substance with the help of genetically modified yeast and now wants to be present in the EU with its meat substitute products. Despite several official requests from Testbi…Read Article

EU plans to deregulate NGT plants contradict international law – Testbiotech

An expert report commissioned by the German Federal Government shows that the planned deregulation of plants from New Genetic Engineering (NGT) contradicts international law. Legal experts at the University of Freiburg examined the compatibility of the deregulation of NGT plants proposed by the EU Commission with the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety. The protocol has been in force since 2003 and sets internationally binding standards for risk ass…NGT · Freiburg Read Article

Switzerland for more preparedness and freedom of choice for new genetic engineering – Testbiotech

At the beginning of April, the draft of the Swiss Federal Law on New Genetic Engineering (NGT) was presented and released for consultation. The proposal gives the protection of the environment and the interests of consumers much more weight than the legislative proposal, which is currently being negotiated in the EU. Also in Switzerland, the regulations for NGT plants are to be relaxed, but not with such brutal force as in the EU. In order to pr…NGT · Switzerland Read Article

'Dire Wolf' Pups Are Cute, But Not the Real Thing

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Colossal Biosciences created a new, not ancient, animal. That’s still an impressive scientific achievement.Tom Brady See the Story

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