Which of these is NOT a way in which a GM animals contribute to an increased food supply?

A. Cows have increased milk production because they have been injected with hormones made by recombinant bacteria.

B. Bacteria are engineered to produce human insulin, which is administered to people with diabetes.

C. Growth hormone genes have been used to make transgenic salmon, which grow much more quickly than wild salmon.

D. Genetically modified pigs have been engineered, and they produce more lean meat than non-GM pigs.
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Which of these is NOT a way in which a GM animals contribute to an increased food supply?

A. Cows have increased milk production because they have been injected with hormones made by recombinant bacteria.	

B. Bacteria are engineered to produce human insulin, which is administered to people with diabetes.	

C. Growth hormone genes have been used to make transgenic salmon, which grow much more quickly than wild salmon.	

D. Genetically modified pigs have been engineered, and they produce more lean meat than non-GM pigs.
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anonymous · Answer

Would it be B ?

frostbite · Answer

Sure looks like it, considering diabetes don't got anything with food supply to do.

frostbite · Answer

All other examples are in fact found in the industry.

anonymous · Answer

Ok thanks for the clarification ! : )

frostbite · Answer

No problem at all.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Thanks