Date:   5/27/2010 9:49:55 PM ( 14 y ago)
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Lots of seeds are now being spliced with other genetic material - for instance - tomato seeds are spliced with a fish gene that causes the tomato to resist rot - this gene might also do other things to the plant and fruit - but we don't know.

The sprouts might have been spliced with a chicken gene - maybe for faster growth or to resist certain diseases - maybe this slpced animal gene into the pant caused it to be able to harbor salmonella.

Who knows. Non-modified foods are best.
 

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