유전자 변형 식품 (GMO, Genetically modified Organism) 에 대한 문헌 조사
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미국 식품영양학 대학원 수업 과제 입니다.Genetically modified (GM) foods 의 역사, 영양학적 효과, 가공과정, 안전성, 라벨링, 관련 법규, 알레르기 반응 등의 내용을 문헌조사 토대로 작성하였습니다.
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1. Introduction2. Background
1) History
2) Science behind GM foods
3) Nutritional and health impact
4) Processing
5) Safety and toxicology
6) Labeling
7) Regulation
8) Experimental evidence of allergen levels in genetically modified soybeans
3. Conclusion
4. Reference
본문내용
IntroductionAs genetic engineers have developed “genetic modification technology”, new genetically modified(GM) crops have been out into the world. The major GM crops include soybean, corn, cotton and rapeseed. Soybean accounts for 50% of the area of cultivation of GM crops (ISAAA, 2017). However, soybean is one of the ingredients that causes an allergic reaction. Soybean has been known to have diverse allergens such as Gly m 5, Gly m 6, Gly m 7, Gly m Bd 30K, oleosin, and so on. Thus, whether genetic modification of beans changes the level of endogenous allergen is an important issue for patients who have allergies to soybeans as well as other ingredients (Matsuo et al., 2020).
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