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    1. Soygo Yogurt fulfills the want for a healthy and portable breakfast or snack food. In addition, an estimated 90% of East Asians have some form of lactose-intolerance, so a soy equivalent for a traditionally dairy-based product will be highly demanded in a predominantly East Asian country like Japan. 2. The target market for Soygo Yogurt is composed of employed, middle to upper class adults who are likely working long hours and want a healthy and/or vegan breakfast/snack food that is portable

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    Over the last few decades, there has been an increase in the production of soybeans globally. Soy is an essential part of the global food supply due to its high protein and energy levels. Millions of acres of lands have been converted for agriculture either directly or indirectly due to the increased soy production. The use of soy has attributed to immense health benefits, further; it leads to the improvement of the economy. Soy is fast growing, highly nutritious, can help in addressing the challenge

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    5.2.2 Chinese Cuisine and Cookery As is analyzed in the section 4.3.1 that Chinese restaurants are mainly characterized by distinct regional cuisines that they focus on, it can be also interpreted from another angle that Chinese cuisine covers a wide spectrum of regional features. Together with different geological and climatic characteristics in different regions, different eating habits of local culture have determined the distinction of Chinese cuisines (Liu 56), and generally speaking, the taste

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    Soybean is an important crop, with food, nutritional, industrial, and pharmaceutical uses. Soybean seeds contain about 40% protein and about 20% oil. They are also abundant in physiologically active metabolites such as isoflavones, lecithins, tocopherols and saponins, in addition to functional proteins and are used as an affordable source of foods that promote and maintain health (Sugano 2005). The genomic era is now under way for soybean, as for other many crops. Recently, a soybean genomics database

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    III. Environmental Issues Deforestation. Deforestation is one of the most critical problems in Brazil. Destroying natural habitat is a direct threat to biodiversity (Wilson et al., 2015). Historically, deforestation rates have been high in Brazil fluctuating between 25,000 to 50,000 kilometers squared per year. If deforestation were to continue at the historical rates, then most of the Amazon would disappear within 50 to 100 years (Shukla, 1990). While contemporary deforestation rates are not so

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    Monsanto Research Paper

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    MON87705, commercially “Vistive Gold”, also known as Improved Fatty Acid Profile Soybean MON 87705, is one of Monsanto’s “Round-up ready” type GMOs. In the soybean, three genes were modified in three different areas. Glyphosate, a competitive inhibitor for phosphoenolpyruvate, is a commonly used herbicide that increases a farmer’s yield. However, this herbicide is fatal to plants if too much is used. Glyphosate interferes with the biosynthesis of the aromatic amino acids phenylalanine, tyrosine,

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    Processed Foods Essay

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    Processed foods are foods that have been altered from their natural state, which are extremely common today. The more ingredients on their ingredient list the more processed they tend to be. Processed foods often have high amounts of sodium, oils, or sugars to increase their flavors or prolong their shelf life. Processed foods are quickly prepared and eaten, but often seen as “junk food” and are known to be detrimental to your health. Fake (or imitation) meat products are food alternatives to the

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    is produced from soybean oil, which is commonly created through a chemical process using hexane. If a product is licensed non-GMO, you can accept that the soybeans used are not been genetically modified. In the remote past, Asian cultures only ate soy that was fermented. The mainstream would have you believe that ancient Asian cultures have been eating tons of soy for thousands of years. According to Kaayla T. Daniel, PhD, ancient Chinese cultures first started eating soybeans about 2,500 years

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    13pp. 1 Identification and Characterization of Soybean vein necrosis virus (SVNV): A newly Isolated Thrips-Borne Tospovirus in Egypt A.S. Abd El-Wahab 1 and Manal A. El-Shazly 2 1 Faculty of Agriculture, Economic Entomology Department, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt, abeer5698987@yahoo.com 2 Virus and Phytoplasma Research Department, Plant Pathology Research Institute, Agricultural Res. Center (ARC), Giza, Egypt. Abstract A virus isolate infecting soybean (Glycine max L.) with characteristic symptoms

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    Essay Genetically Modified Foods

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    What is genetically modified food, and is it dangerous? According to Mather’s article, she explains, “Genetic modification refers to the manipulation of DNA by humans to change the essential makeup of plants and animals. The technology inserts genetic material from one species into another to give it a new-quality, such as the ability to produce a pesticide.” Mather also states, “These toxins can produce a serious impact on the health of animals and humans.” Yes, the United States food industry is

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