{"paper_id":"3cc4d2df-5dcd-47d5-a5f9-d380ebb9e409","body_text":"Abstract\nIt is speculated that genetically modified food (GMF)/genetically modified organism (GMO) is responsible for\ninfertility development. The risk linked with a wide use of GMFs/GMOs offers the basic elements for social criticism.\nHowever, to date, it has not been justified whether the bad effects are directly resulted from products of genetic modifications\nor trans-genesis process. Extensive experience with the risk assessment of whole foods has been applied recently on\nthe safety and nutritional testing of GMFs/GMOs. Investigations have tested the safety of GMFs including sub-acute,\nchronic, reproductive, multi-generation and carcinogenicity studies. We extrapolated the potential risks associated with\nGMFs/GMOs on reproduction, and analyzed the multi-aspect linked between infertility and GMFs/GMOs. It could be\nconjectured that GMFs/GMOs could be potential hazard on reproduction, linking to the development of infertility through\ninfluencing the endocrine metabolism, endometriosis. However, little evidence shows the impaction on embryo or reproductive\nrelated tumor due to the limited literatures, and needs further research. The article presents some related patents on\nGMFs/GMOs, and some methods for tracking GMOs.\nKeywords: Endometriosis, gamete and embryo, genetically modified food, neoplasms, trans-genesis process.\n154","source_license":"public-domain-us","license_restricted":false}