 Desired Traits: ◦ Traits that are more favorable to the environment and the artificial breeder. Race Horses Power to generate speed. Stride to cover.

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 Desired Traits: ◦ Traits that are more favorable to the environment and the artificial breeder. Race Horses Power to generate speed. Stride to cover the ground. Body weight to process energy

 Selective Breeding: ◦ The process of crossing two organisms with desired traits to get offspring with even more desirable traits. Good Lean Meat

 Genetic Engineering: ◦ The transfer of a gene from the DNA of one organism into another organism, in order to produce an organism with desired traits.

Native Americans Teosinte changed to Corn  Native Americans transformed Teosinte (weed) into Maize over thousands of years.  By selectively choosing the best plants for human consumption (desired trait) they could harvest a lot of food for their family from a small area.

Corn EvolutionAmazing Difference!

Milk Cow  By breeding dairy cattle with traits for heavy milk production, farmers create future generations of cows that produce more milk.  They also breed beef cattle with big muscles and lean in order to yield more meat.  Saving seeds from the best plants from year to year insures good food and more money.

Disease Resistant Corn  Farmers selectively cross plants with desirable traits.  What are some desirable traits: *drought resistant *insect resistant *longer ears of corn *larger kernals….

Blue StrawberriesFeatherless Chicken  Do you think both colors taste the same?  If you’ve ever had to pluck a chicken, you might like this one.

GoodBad  How are genetically modified foods good? ◦ We can grow larger plants, and more meats. ◦ We can make them grow faster. ◦ Drought & Insect resistant plants. ◦ Produce large volumes of medicines. ◦ Micro-organisms that eat sewage & oil spills ◦ Higher Yield. ◦ Increased profit.  How are genetically modified food bad? ◦ Doctors and scientists are finding an increase in allergies among people, some have linked it to GM foods. ◦ Many studies are showing increased health problems among organisms that are fed strictly GM foods.

Easy to package and ship. Don’t roll off the counter.

Vaccines in Food? Bananas are already found in many countries  Scientists are testing several different crops for use as edible vaccines against a host of diseases.  Foods are good storage facilities, with sterile skins.

You decide…  With scientists changing everything from sugar content, ripening cycles, and pest resistance in our foods.  Do you think this is healthy for us?

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