April 8, 2022
Case Study: High-Sensitivity Testing for Enogen Corn
What is Enogen corn? Launched in 2011 by Syngenta®, Enogen® corn is a genetically modified (GMO) variety of corn developed to drive efficiencies in ethanol and cattle feed production—two industries that account for 90% of US domestic corn use.[1] Enogen corn contains a special trait that enables it to produce within the kernel a high […]
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Case Study: High-Sensitivity Testing for Enogen Corn
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