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1. describe how crops are genetically modified. a) create a slide titled genetic modification process. b) on the slide, define genetic engineering. c) describe how dna is changed for use in genetic engineering. d) include an image that relates to the concept being discussed on the slide. e) place text in the notes section below the slide explaining the information presented on the slide. this text will act as the script for your presentation 2. list and explain positive impacts of genetically modified crops a)create a slide titled positive impacts of genetically modified crops. b) on the slide, make a bulleted list of the positive impacts of genetically modified foods on society and the environment. c) include a brief explanation of each positive impact. d) include an image that relates to the concept being discussed on the slide. e) place text in the notes section below the slide explaining the information presented on the slide. this text will act as the script for your presentation.

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