Safe production of genetically modified food

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Siekel, P [1 ]
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[1] Food Res Inst, SK-82475 Bratislava 26, Slovakia
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food safety; genetic modification; substantial equivalence; RICE; PROVITAMIN; ENDOSPERM;
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07 ; 0710 ; 09 ;
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In the near future a sufficient amount of food of high quality will be provided by application of modern biotechnology, often termed as recombinant DNA technology, of which genetically modified organisms are the outcome. The effects of genetically modified food on the health of consumers need to be evaluated. Besides "classical" toxicological safety evaluation a concept known as substantial equivalence is applied.
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