February 4, 2000
Combating Pathological Opposition to Gene Splicing
Efforts by antitechnology extremists to stop the field testing and use of gene-spliced plants and other organisms are a serious threat to research. The extremists claim that gene splicing -- a technique that introduces genetic material from one organism into another -- produces organisms that could harm the environment or people who consume materials from the organisms. Scientists disagree.
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