Development of Allergenicity and Toxicity Assessment Methods for Evaluating Transgenic Sugarcane Overexpressing Sucrose–Phosphate Synthase

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1. Development of Allergenicity and Toxicity Assessment Methods for Evaluating Transgenic Sugarcane Overexpressing Sucrose–Phosphate Synthase
   (2019) Neliana IR, Sawitri WD, Ermawati N, Handoyo T, Sugiharto B
2. Responses of soil enzymatic activities to transgenic Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) crops – A global meta-analysis
   (2019) Li Z, Cui J, Mi Z, Tian D, Wang J, Ma Z, Wang B, Chen HYH, Niu S
3. Results of a 16-week Safety Assurance Study with Rats Fed Genetically Modified Bt Maize: Effect on Growth and Health Parameters
   (2018) Szymczyk B, Szymczyk W, Świątkiewicz S, Kwiatek K, Sieradzki Z, Mazur M, Bednarek D, Reichert M
4. Effects of Cry1Ab-expressing Bt rice straw return on juvenile and adult Eisenia fetida
   (2019) Li J, Shu Y, wang F, Wang J
5. Developmental stage has a greater effect than Cry1Ac expression in transgenic cotton on the phyllosphere mycobiome
   (2018) Pan J, Lv X, Jin D, Bai Z, Qi H, Zhang H, Abbas A, Zhuang G
6. Lack of adverse effects in subchronic and chronic toxicity/carcinogenicity studies on the glyphosate-resistant genetically modified maize NK603 in Wistar Han RCC rats
   (2019) Steinberg P, van der Voet H, Goedhart P, Kleter G, Kok EJ, Pla M, Nadal A, Zeljenkova D, Alacova R, et al.
7. Bacterial communities under long-term conventional and transgenic cotton farming systems using V3-V5 and V5-V9 of 16s rDNA
   (2018) Qi X, Liu B, Wu H, Song Q, Jiang J, Bu Y, Rui J, Zou B, Zhou G
8. Broad Scientific Consensus on Safety of GMO Technology
   (2019) Javier EQ
9. Genetically engineered crops help support conservation biological control
   (2019) Romeis J, Naranjo SE, Meissle M, Shelton AM
10. The response of dominant and rare taxa for fungal diversity within different root environments to the cultivation of Bt and conventional cotton varieties
    (2018) Li P, Xue Y, Shi J, Tang X, Ming F
11. Health and nutrition in sheep receiving Bacillus thuringiensis
    (2018) Campos FC, Corrêa PS, Abdalla Filho AL, Issakowicz J, Monnerat RG, Mui TS, McManus CM, Abdallah A, Louvandini H
12. Genetically engineered crops help support conservation biological control
    (2019) Romeis J, Naranjo SE, Meissle M, Shelton AM
13. The GMO90+ project: absence of evidence for biologically meaningful effects of genetically modified maize based-diets on Wistar rats after 6-months feeding comparative trial.
    (2018) Coumoul X, Servien R, Juricek L, Kaddouch-Amar Y, Lippi Y, Berthelot L, Naylies C, Morvan M-L, Antignac J-P, Christèle D-L, Jegou B, et al.
14. Low risk of pollen-mediated gene flow in transgenic plants under greenhouse conditions
    (2018) Kim D-S, Song L, Ko K
15. Safety of the Bacillus thuringiensis-derived Cry1A.105 protein: Evidence that domain exchange preserves mode of action and safety
    (2018) Wang C, Li W, Kessenich CR, Petrick JS, Rydel TJ, Sturman EJ, Lee TC, Glenn KC, Edrington TC
16. The social and economic impact of biofortification through genetic modification
    (2017) De Steur H, Demont M, Gellynck X, Stein AJ
17. Effects of Transgenic Maize with cry1Ab and Epsps Genes C0030.3.5 on the Abundance and Community Structure of Soil Nitrogen-fixing Bacteria
    (2018) Wang R, Zhu K, LI G, Liu HF, Wang J, Xiu WM, Zhao JN, Yang DL
18. Levels of Cry1Ac1 protein in herbivorous and predatory arthropods in fields of Bacillus thuringiensis cabbage
    (2018) Kim Y-J, Lee J-H, Harn CH, Kim C-G
19. Safety assessment of the AtCYP78A7 protein expressed in genetically modified rice tolerant to abiotic stress
    (2018) Nam K-H, Kim DY, Shin HJ, Pack I-S, Park J-H, Yoon WK, Kim HB, Kim C-G
20. Targeting intracellular transport combined with efficient uptake and storage significantly increases grain iron and zinc levels in rice
    (2018) Wu T-Y, Gruissem W, Bhullar NK