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Evaluating the Use of Genetic Engineering (Edexcel GCSE Combined Science) : Revision Note

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Evaluating the Use of Genetic Engineering

  • Genetic engineering and selective breeding are used in modern-day agriculture

  • Genetic engineering is also used in modern-day medicine

  • Both these techniques have many benefits but their use also comes with certain risks, as well as other practical and ethical implications

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Alistair Marjot

Author: Alistair Marjot

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Alistair graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Biological Sciences. He has taught GCSE/IGCSE Biology, as well as Biology and Environmental Systems & Societies for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. While teaching in Oxford, Alistair completed his MA Education as Head of Department for Environmental Systems & Societies. Alistair has continued to pursue his interests in ecology and environmental science, recently gaining an MSc in Wildlife Biology & Conservation with Edinburgh Napier University.

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