“Unfortunately, some important measurements serving as markers for liver function were not conducted for technical or unknown reasons. This included gamma glutamyl transferase after 90 days feeding, cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the NK 603 and MON 810 trials, and cytochrome P450 family members in all cases. In addition, important sex difference markers were also ignored such as blood sex or pituitary hormone levels. Furthermore, it is well known and present in OECD guidelines that measurements should be conducted for at least 3 different experimental points to study dose- or time-related effects. Contrastingly and for reasons that are not stated, in all three studies for all three GMOs, only 2 doses and periods of feeding were measured, which makes it difficult to evaluate dose and cumulative effects.”
In other words, we screwed up on all the basics but believe us anyway!
“Unfortunately, some important measurements serving as markers for liver function were not conducted for technical or unknown reasons.”
The authors don’t know why certain tests were not conducted? That’s unusual to say the least.
All we need to do now is genetically modify man to tolerate the modifications to the corn.