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Genes can naturally transfer between species and even kingdoms, but it is uncommon.
GM crops may be especially suited to overcome the natural barriers of this transfer.
Short bacterial sequences and higher herbicide residues, for example, may significantly
increase the transfer rate.
Transgenes may therefore readily travel from GM food into the DNA of gut bacteria.

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RESPONSES, CORRECTIONS, CHALLENGES, and UPDATES	COMMENTS by Genetic Roulette author Jeffrey M. Smith
SAMPLE SUBJECT: Update to 1.3 DATE: 4-24-2007 NAME: Dr. M Check out the Le Monde research. You may want to include it in future editions	Comments by Jeffrey M. Smith Date: May 11, 2007 Thank you for this update, which we will be sure to include in the newer editions of Genetic Roulette. Le Monde wrote an article about this new research, which is posted here: http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/ article_4790.cfm.

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