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A comparative study of the allergenic potency of wild‐type and glyphosate‐tolerant gene‐modified soybean cultivars

1 Jan 2004

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A large proportion of soybean cultivars grown in the USA are now genetically modified varieties and concern has been raised about the safety of these products for consumers. A study of the impact on allergenic potency in soybeans, comparable except for the newly introduced gene (CP4 EPSPS), was performed using soybean-sensitized patients. The allergenicity of 18 different (10 GM and 8 WT) soybean extracts was...

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PMID: 14961970
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0463.2004.apm1120104.x

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