859198 VO Ecological implications of(genetical)biotechnology (2005S)
Ecological implications of (genetical) biotechnology. Food production systems and risk assessment.
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Vorbesprechung: 03.03.05 um 14 Uhr im Seminarraum Ökologie.
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Last modified: Fr 31.08.2018 09:01
Classical and modern biotechnology strongly influence agricultural systems and production of foods. Different production ways are well known for their significant impact on the environment and on environmental health.
This course will focus on the development of modern methods of biotechnology in food production. It will give a review on the recent state and future developments using data from OECD and FAO/WHO. It will also give a summary of concepts of internationally developed risk assessment models for novel foods and their impact on human health and the environment as well as on the integration of risk assessment, risk management and risk communication.Recent literature will be discussed for the aspects of consequences of gene flow from GMO to the environment as well as for consequences of modern biotechnology for sustainablity in agriculture.