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This document summarizes a student's graduation project on genetic engineering. The student chose the topic to learn more about it after learning the basics in sophomore year. Their driving question was how genetically modified organisms affect the environment, people, and countries. Their thesis was that GMOs have helped increase food and medical care for the growing population without known health risks. The student created a lesson plan and presentation to teach sophomores about genetic engineering as their project. They worked with a mentor and incorporated research facts into their paper and presentation.
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