Genetic Engineering
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Genetic engineering is defined as techniques that alter the molecular or cell biology of an organism in unnatural ways, such as combining genes from different species like pig and corn. While genetic engineering could potentially increase nutrition, fight disease, end hunger, and boost profits, there are also risks like allergic reactions causing death and irreversible pollution from widespread use.
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