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http://www.biotech-weblog.com [The Biotech Weblog - Your ultimate guide to bio technology - How To Find Angels Investors in Life Sciences] The death rates for the control, the group raised by mothers on a GM soy diet, and the group raised by mothers on a conventional soy diet were 6.8 percent, 55.6 percent and 9 percent respectively.The results indicate that conventional soy did not have a negative effect on the death rate, while a GM soy diet increased the death rate by a factor of eight.

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