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Efsa, importante parere sull'editing del genoma della piante

La tecnica non implica maggiori rischi rispetto al miglioramento genetico tradizionale

Le tecniche di “editing” del genoma, ovvero le tecniche che correggono in modo mirato il Dna delle piante, non implicano maggiori rischi rispetto al miglioramento genetico tradizionale o alle tecniche che introducono nuovo Dna nelle piante, conclude una valutazione scientifica dell'Efsa. Il parere scientifico pubblicato il 24/11 verte sulle piante prodotte utilizzando diverse tecniche di editing del...

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Roma, RM, Italia, 11/26/2020 14:12
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