Introduction What are GMO foods? The aliment which is derived from an organism to which they (més)

Introduction What are GMO foods? The aliment which is derived from an organism to which they have incorporated other genes to produce desired characteristics (menys)

Supporting argumentsB) The plants will be more resistant to pests and insecticides, which (més)

Supporting argumentsB) The plants will be more resistant to pests and insecticides, which allows to the cultivation to be maximised (menys)

Arguments against A) Although the experiments show that the nutritional quality of GM foods is (més)

Arguments against A) Although the experiments show that the nutritional quality of GM foods is considerably higher, they aren´t capable of demonstrating that these changes are harmless to humans. (menys)

Arguments against B) Most insecticides are manufactured by the same companies that now promote (més)

Arguments against B) Most insecticides are manufactured by the same companies that now promote genetic research (menys)

Arguments againstD) The most immediate problem of these products, and that even begins to (més)

Arguments againstD) The most immediate problem of these products, and that even begins to threaten Mexico, is that the patent is private. The unfair and wrong private exploitation of fields and farms (menys)

ConclusionMuch is said about GM food, the opinions are varied but almost could be noted (més)

ConclusionMuch is said about GM food, the opinions are varied but almost could be noted that there are more opinions against it than in favor ? (menys)

Introduction: Biological cells found in multicelular organisms. They can divide and (més)

Introduction: Biological cells found in multicelular organisms. They can divide and self-renew. Types: embryonic and adults. Against: Joxean Domec For: Pablo Gabilondo and Ion Martínez de Apellániz Conclusion Stem cells (menys)

For Other methods. Solution to previously incurable sicknesses. Investigation with mice. Not (més)

For Other methods. Solution to previously incurable sicknesses. Investigation with mice. Not ethical but economical problem. (menys)