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Wild Wheat Gene

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Here's an interesting article:

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Why can't they just leave things alone. I read some where a few moths ago, that scientist are working on genetically altering wheat to make it have more gluten. :blink: Things like this will be the down fall of our civilization.

-Laurie

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Why can't they just leave things alone. I read some where a few moths ago, that scientist are working on genetically altering wheat to make it have more gluten. :blink: Things like this will be the down fall of our civilization.

-Laurie

That's been done already. Wheat has several times the gluten content it naturally had only 200-300 years ago. It was basically unchanged up until that time, from what I've read.

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