Genetic engineering vs Traditional breeding
Key differences between the two methods
genetic engineering
traditional breeding
Selects traits through generations of crossing
Edits specific genes with pinpoint accuracy
Multiple generations needed for trait stability
One generation can show desired result
Uses genes from same species only
Uses genes from any living organism
genetic engineering
traditional breeding
Broader changes, more unintended traits possible
Precise changes with fewer off-target effects
Widely accepted, no GMO label required
Heavily regulated, often called “GMO” crops
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Genetic engineering vs Traditional breeding
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Genetic engineering vs Traditional breeding
Key differences between the two methods
genetic engineering
traditional breeding
Selects traits through generations of crossing
Edits specific genes with pinpoint accuracy
Multiple generations needed for trait stability
One generation can show desired result
Uses genes from same species only
Uses genes from any living organism
genetic engineering
traditional breeding
Broader changes, more unintended traits possible
Precise changes with fewer off-target effects
Widely accepted, no GMO label required
Heavily regulated, often called “GMO” crops
Got an idea?
Bring it to life with an interactive window
Create a new layer with all the Genially features.
Got an idea?
Bring it to life with an interactive window
Create a new layer with all the Genially features.