Say No To GMOs! provides information, activities and resources for Texas and beyond. The goal is to inform the public and encourage grassroots action that will insure consumer choice and a genetically viable future.

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Agrobacterium tumefaciens is featured in the January-June 2005 design. This bacteria is one of the three methods used to invade living cells and deposit genetic constructs from other species. In other words, genetic engineering breaches the natural integrity and protection that cells have developed over millenia to protect themselves from foreign DNA. Viruses and pure brute force (a virtual raping of cells) are the other common tools of the trade.

The theme of the July-December 2005 pages highlights the threat of phamaceutical drugs that are being grown in food crops - in this case rice. It is inevitable that either drug-laden pollen will contaminate crops destined for your plate or that there will be a lapse in the handing and distribution of the drug-laden grain. Growing drugs in food crops in an uncontained environment is a bad idea. Period. Do you want drugs in your morning cornflakes? Now's the time to get active and speak up. The clock is ticking . . .

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