Gene flow and risk assessment in genetically modified crops

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For developers and regulators of genetically modified plants, an evaluationof gene flow is an essential part of the risk assessment required prior to a decision on whether a transgenic crop variety may enter the marketplace. Assessments of the probability of gene flow relative to non-GM varieties and the potential impact of the establishment of a transgene in populations outside of cultivation are used to determine a level ofrisk. We provide here an overview of the principles and methodologies which have been used in gene flow studiesin transgenic crops.

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Chandler, S. F., & Stevenson, T. W. (2014). Gene flow and risk assessment in genetically modified crops. In Alien Gene Transfer in Crop Plants, Volume 1: Innovations, Methods and Risk Assessment (pp. 247–265). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8585-8_10

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