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The AquAdvantageAE Salmon, background, is much larger than the non-transgenic Atlantic salmon sibling of the same age. The FDA will review the Massachusetts-based AquaBounty Technologies' proposal for production and sale of a new Atlantic salmon with a growth hormone gene from the Chinook salmon that allows it to grow to market size in half the time.
 
FDA panel ponders future of genetically modified salmon
By Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAY
The salmon which can grow twice as fast as normal salmon could become the first genetically engineered animals sold as food in the USA. Read more
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