• Peer-reviewed journal article

• maize

• insect resistance

• Japan

• no effect

The longterm performance of multi-generations or life span was assessed using genetically modified (GM) insect-resistant Bt11 corn. Diet containing 68% of GM Bt11 or non-Bt isoline with sufficient nutrient composition was fed to male and female ICR mice through 5 generations. The results of growth, mating, gestation, milking periods, reproduction and life span were not different between the GM Bt11 and non-Bt fed groups. The percentage of embryonic death, litter size, newborn sex ratio and body weight (21-60 days after birth) were not different between these groups. The life span of the third-generation mice did not differ over 1,072 days of observation. In addition, there was a tendency for a weight decrease among each group as the generations progressed, but there was no significant difference in performance among each group in each generation of mice.

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MLA

Haryu, Y, Y Taguchi, E Itakura, O Mikami, K Miura, T Saeki, Y Nakajima. "Longterm Biosafety Assessment of A Genetically Modified (GM) Plant: The Genetically Modified (GM) Insect-Resistant Bt11 Corn Does Not Affect the Performance of Multi-Generations or Life Span of Mice." The Open Plant Science Journal 3. (2009): 49-53. Web. 24 Nov. 2024.

APA

Haryu, Y., Taguchi, Y., Itakura, E., Mikami, O., Miura, K., Saeki, T., & Nakajima, Y. (2009). Longterm Biosafety Assessment of A Genetically Modified (GM) Plant: The Genetically Modified (GM) Insect-Resistant Bt11 Corn Does Not Affect the Performance of Multi-Generations or Life Span of Mice. The Open Plant Science Journal , 3( ), 49-53. doi:10.2174/1874294700903010049

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