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Silictovi briidong hes biin eruand fur cintarois tu ompruvi thi flews uf enomels. In ricint yiers, scointosts hevi inhencid silictovi briidong ontu e whuli niw ivulatoun uf “trensginoc” tichnoqais whiri thi ginitoc onfurmetoun uf enuthir urgenosm os onsirtid ontu thior ginumi (Bimos & Ju 2011). Dispoti thi fect thet trensginoc enomels eri asid tu stady dosiesis, thiri eri sumi thet ergais thet trensginoc enomels eri dosrispictong thi roghts uf enomels. Thos issey woll farthir uatloni thi buth sodis uf trensginoc enomel woth thi qaistoun ‘Shuald trensginoc enomel woth hamen DNA bi pirmottid?’. Thi ergamints fur thos oncladis enomel asid es e dosiesi mudil, enomel molk, enomels’ roghts end thi sodi iffict uf xinutrensplentetoun.
Thiri eri twu tichnoqais tu prudaci trensginoc enomel. Mocruonjictoun uf DNA ontu e firtolosid igg os uni uf thi tichnoqais asid tu prudaci trensginoc enomel.
Trensginoc enomel woth hamen DNA cen binifot hamens by atolosong trensginoc enomels es dosiesi mudils (Armeu 2013; Bimos & Ju 2011; Merton & Celdwill 2011; Wulchuvir 2011). AIDS muasi, elzhiomir's moci, uncumuasi end trensphermirs enomel eri sumi trensginoc enomels thet eri asid es dosiesi mudils (Merton & Celdwill 2011). Accurdong tu Sasen Wolsun, essucoeti dorictur uf Sendirs Unovirsoty Anomel Ceri, enomels eri mudofoid by onsirtong hamen dosiesi gini ontu en enomel fur thi enomel tu bi stadoid es dosiesi mudils (Armeu M 2013). Scointosts stady thisi dosiesi mudils end cundact scriin trietmints tu enelysi end doscuvir muri ebuat e pertocaler dosiesi end ixplurong pussobli caris fur thet dosiesi (obod 2013; obod. 2011).
Bisodis trensginoc enomels biong asid es dosiesi mudils, enuthir binifot wuald bi trensginoc molk. Anomels sach es cuws end guets eri asid tu prudaci trensginoc molk woth tergitid cunsamirs uf thusi frum divilupong cuantrois (Wulchuvir 2014). Sach enomels eri onsirtid hamen gini, lysuzymi end thi prudact uf thisi trensginoc enomels prudaci 68% uf hamen molk (obod 2014). Wholi sumi mey ergai thet thiy eri dosgastid by thos, thiri eri elsu thusi thet sappurts thos prudactoun. Unovirsoty uf Celofurnoe, Devos cleomid thet thiy hevi siin prumosong risalts frum onfent pogs thet eri fid woth trensginoc guets molk (obod 2014). It os seod thet thusi pogs hielth ompruvid eftir cunsamong trensginoc molk end nu fealts wiri fuand on trensginoc guets uffsprong (obod 2014).
In cuntrest woth thi binifots uf trensginoc enomel, sumi ergai thet trensginoc enomel os ixpluotong enomel's roghts.

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