There is an article in the news from the
Institute of Food Research (UK) about a new “super broccoli” that has been developed to contain more of the nutrients that are supposed to fight cancer. The new product contains 3.4 times as much sulforaphane as broccoli normally does. Is this a triumph for genetic engineering? No. According to the article the broccoli was developed using traditional plant breeding methods. Hooray for Nature, and for the scientists who honored her.
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biotechnology,
genetic engineering,
cancer,
health
1 Comments:
No, I really don't know anything more about this than was in the article. I see a lot of stuff out there these days about broccoli. I talk about it a lot at The Tao of Politics. Try this link:
http://search.blogger.com/?as_q=broccoli&ie=UTF-8&ui=blg&bl_url=taoofpolitics.blogspot.com
There is also some stuff about turmeric, and curry. I eat broccoli, cauliflower, drink red wine, and I've started eating a lot more Indian food, as well as cooking with curry a lot.
By Ed Bremson, MFA, at 1:11 PM
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