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Description
GMO, or “genetically modified organism,” refers to a living entity—be it a plant, animal, or microbe—whose genome has been altered through advanced genetic engineering techniques. This process involves making deliberate changes to the organism’s DNA in an effort to modify its characteristics. The goal is to introduce specific traits or attributes that may enhance qualities such as resistance to pests, improved nutritional content, or other desired features. The use of GMOs is a subject of ongoing debate, involving considerations of safety, ethics, and environmental impact.
