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[[Image:Bt whole process.jpeg|thumb|300px|right|Figure 4. The overall process of the production and binding of the Cry proteins. The Cry proteins are directly produced by Bt crops that have the <i>Cry</i> gene integrated into its genome. The toxins produced by the Cry proteins bind to the gut receptors of the target organism, resulting in the organism's death.]] | [[Image:Bt whole process.jpeg|thumb|300px|right|Figure 4. The overall process of the production and binding of the Cry proteins. The Cry proteins are directly produced by Bt crops that have the <i>Cry</i> gene integrated into its genome. The toxins produced by the Cry proteins bind to the gut receptors of the target organism, resulting in the organism's death [12].]] | ||
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Introduction
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Structure and Phylogeny
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History
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Life Cycle
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Bt Toxins
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Bt Crops
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Ethical Issues Surrounding Bt Crops
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Evolved Resistance and Secondary Pests
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[1] Ibrahim, M.A., N. Griko, M. Junker, and L.A. Bulla. 2010. Bacillus thuringiensis: A genomic and proteomics perspective. Bioengineered Bugs 1:1, 31-50.
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