Outline the importance of quality control in the production of GM crops and describe one consequence of poor -quality control using an example.
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Quality control ensures that genetically modified crops meet specific standards for safety, genetic stability, and desired traits. It involves monitoring the genetic modification process, verifying the presence and expression of target genes, and checking for Show more…
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