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Which Consequence of Genetic Engineering Is Considered Irreversible Once Genes

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Which consequence of genetic engineering is considered irreversible once genes are spliced into living things?


A) creation of genetic pollution
B) inability to product track
C) overuse of pesticides
D) poor regulation of the food system

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