Genetically modified probiotics in foods
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Probiotics have many potential therapeutic uses, but have not been universally accepted because of a lack of understanding of their action. Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) have been modified by traditional and genetic engineering methods to produce new varieties. Modern techniques of molecular biology have facilitated the identification of probiotic LAB strains, but only a few LAB have been modified by recombinant-DNA technology because of consumer resistance to their introduction to markets, especially in Europe.
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Probiotics, Food, Genetically Modified, Gene Expression Regulation, Bacterial, Europe, Lactobacillus, Consumer Product Safety, Food Microbiology, Animals, Food Technology, Humans, Genetic Engineering
Probiotics, Food, Genetically Modified, Gene Expression Regulation, Bacterial, Europe, Lactobacillus, Consumer Product Safety, Food Microbiology, Animals, Food Technology, Humans, Genetic Engineering
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