Germin-like Protein 9-3, a Potential Allergen from a Rice Variety derived from Radiation-Mutation Breeding: An In Silico Study
Custer C. Deocaris,
Malona A. Alinsug,
Alma E. Nacua
et al.
Abstract:New varieties of crops with a history of safe and widespread use derived from radiation-mutation breeding are generally regarded to be unlikely to produce food safety concerns compared with genetically modified (GM) crops. However, more recent molecular analysis revealed that there might be a greater likelihood that the former may bring about more unintended effects than genetic modification by foreign gene introduction. Thus, in this paper, an allergenicity prediction analysis was carried out on the microarra… Show more
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