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What are the benefits of genetic engineering versus the potential risks? What are your personal thoughts on genetic engineering?
Created by matt09 on Jul 13, 2009 in the Biology Group.
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My personal thoughts on genetic engineering are measured. I think there are advantages to using...
Posted by marilynn07 on Jul 13, 2009 in the Biology Group.
It is well-known that good bacteria (pro-biotics) are the ones which preserve the immune system....
Posted by giorgiana1976 on Feb 15, 2009 in the Biology Group.
True! Without them, there's no beer, digestion, or nitrogen in the soil!
Posted by enotechris on Feb 13, 2009 in the Biology Group.
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