OGM et Round up sans effets cancérigènes ni toxiques chez les rats selon les expériences de vérification de l'UE.
The Seralinigate is obviously lasting!
"1.2. No potential risk for humans and animals was identified in the original assessment of the GM maize NK603. In particular, no triggers for animal feeding studies were identified from the molecular characterization and the compositional, phenotypic and/or agronomic analyses of NK603. Therefore, the G-TwYST 90-day and long-term animal studies were conducted in the absence of a specific hypothesis. The G-TwYST data from 90-day and long-term rodent feeding studies did not identify potential risks as well, and therefore support the results from the initial analyses.
1.3. No potential risk has been identified in the course of the 90-day rat feeding study with NK603. The G-TwYST data from the long-term feeding rat study with NK603 did not identify potential risks as well, and therefore support the results from the initial analyses and 90-day rat feeding studies.
1.4. Three immune function assays (proliferative activity of lymphocytes upon mitogen and protein stimulation, production of cytokines, and phagocytic activity and respiratory burst of leukocytes) not included in the OECD Test Guideline 408 for single substances were performed in the course of the two 90-day rat feeding trials with the GM maize NK603. The GM maize NK603 did not affect the immune functions tested in both studies. Many of the measured variables had a low precision and, therefore, only very large differences can be detected with 80% power. Taken together, the above-mentioned analyses did not increase the scientific value of the 90- day rat feeding trials."
There are other reassuring data:
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007%2Fs00204-016-1798-4.pdf
GMO Mon810 is totally safe in rats.
You can also read a commentary:
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acs.jafc.7b03686
or
http://www.grace-fp7.eu/en/content/final-results-and-recommendations-eu-research-project-grace
"1.2. No potential risk for humans and animals was identified in the original assessment of the GM maize NK603. In particular, no triggers for animal feeding studies were identified from the molecular characterization and the compositional, phenotypic and/or agronomic analyses of NK603. Therefore, the G-TwYST 90-day and long-term animal studies were conducted in the absence of a specific hypothesis. The G-TwYST data from 90-day and long-term rodent feeding studies did not identify potential risks as well, and therefore support the results from the initial analyses.
1.3. No potential risk has been identified in the course of the 90-day rat feeding study with NK603. The G-TwYST data from the long-term feeding rat study with NK603 did not identify potential risks as well, and therefore support the results from the initial analyses and 90-day rat feeding studies.
1.4. Three immune function assays (proliferative activity of lymphocytes upon mitogen and protein stimulation, production of cytokines, and phagocytic activity and respiratory burst of leukocytes) not included in the OECD Test Guideline 408 for single substances were performed in the course of the two 90-day rat feeding trials with the GM maize NK603. The GM maize NK603 did not affect the immune functions tested in both studies. Many of the measured variables had a low precision and, therefore, only very large differences can be detected with 80% power. Taken together, the above-mentioned analyses did not increase the scientific value of the 90- day rat feeding trials."
There are other reassuring data:
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007%2Fs00204-016-1798-4.pdf
GMO Mon810 is totally safe in rats.
You can also read a commentary:
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acs.jafc.7b03686
or
http://www.grace-fp7.eu/en/content/final-results-and-recommendations-eu-research-project-grace
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