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ReportTue, Jul 29 20141 CommentBack to Main MenuBusiness News HomeFront PorchIt Only MoneyOregon the EconomyPlaybooks ProfitsSilicon ForestWindow ShopStock Market ReportBusiness Public BlogBack to Main MenuVideos from the OregonianVideos from The Beaverton LeaderVideos from the Hillsboro ArgusVideos from The Forest Grove LeaderYour VideosBack to Main MenuThe StumpEditorialsLetters to the EditorMy OregonOpEdElizabeth HovdeDavid SarasohnA newly approved genetically modified potato may have growers and food purveyors who embrace the spud asking: Would you like RNAis with that?RNAi, or RNA interference, is the technique used to produce the GM potato, also known as Innate. Simplot Co. of Boise, Idaho, which is a major supplier of frozen french fries to McDonald's. Department of Agriculture approved Innate on Nov. 7. Come the morning of Nov. 8, reactions to the news were already starting to spread on social media. They seemed to be mostly the not favorable kind, such as the GMO Free USA image below that made the rounds on Facebook. Environmental Protection Agency's scientific panel could not be verified with EPA as of deadline.)GMO Free USA describes Innate as a nonbrowning potato, but that's half the story. Besides conveying a resistance to bruising, the new potato also has been modified so that less of the chemical acrylamide is produced when the potato is fried, such as in french fries or potato chips. Simplot Co.'s Innate potato on Nov. herbicide or pest resistant crops, such as the Roundup Ready or Bt types), .Why the potato is called Innate has to do with fragments of DNA from potatoes being inserted into, well, potatoes: It's based on a natural genetic mechanism and does not involve genes from foreign organisms, such as bacteria, which is the case for Bt crops.The inserted genetic fragments are extra copies of DNA already existing in potatoes, and the presence of the duplicate copies triggers the natural mechanism to turn down, or silence, the expression of genes hence where the "interference" part of RNAi conceptually comes from.The mechanism occurs not only in plants but also in fungi, some bacteria and animals, including mammalian cells, which means yours, too. It basically serves a regulatory role, such as turning off genes when the products they code for are temporarily or permanently unwanted or unneeded in a cell.In Innate potatoes, the duplicate copies lead to the silencing of genes that yield proteins involved in acrylamide formation and discoloration from bruising.And RNAi techniques are not limited to genetic engineering of crops. They've been useful in cell biology research and may hold promise for treating human diseases, such as hepatitis C and leukemia.For more about RNAi, check out the Nature video at the end of this post, and for more about the science of genetically modified organisms from the perspective of an Oregon State University scientist, read my Oct. 26 Q with forestry professor Steve Strauss.And, of course, the comments section below is open for you to debate whether you think Innate is worthwhile or not (or genetically engineered crops in general . and odds are good that someone will mention labeling . and maybe Monsanto . ).In other science news (from Nov. 6 to Nov. 12, 2014):In case you were preoccupied worrying about Northwest Oregon's snowpocalypse forecast on Nov. PT that day: Really smart members of our primate species, whose genus only started making projectiles a couple hundred thousand years ago, LANDED A PROBE . ON A COMET. It was a feat 10 years in the making and a scientific endeavor that's already yielding results in the form of photographs. It also yielded a series of cute and funny cartoons on xkcd, a webcomic drawn by Randall Munroe that often includes math and science humor. You can click through them in flipbook fashion online. The whole event sending a spacecraft (Rosetta) out into the universe to rendezvous with a comet (67P/Churyumov and then drop a lander (the Philae probe) safely on its surface to photograph it and sample its composition reminded me of a certain moment from a "Star Trek" reboot a few years ago: It's "like trying to hit a bullet with a smaller bullet whilst wearing a blindfold riding a horse . " Yes, and in this case of hitting a comet with a lander, we humans TOTALLY NAILED IT. 18, 19 and 20, but fear not. It's actually Oregon Coast Aquarium's Aquari van, and the "shark" it'll carry will be a life sized, inflatable great white shark model. The visit is part of an outreach educational program the aquarium does for kids in kindergarten through fifth grade. Aquarium staff will give elementary school students in Portland, Boring, Oregon City, Gresham and Clackamas a chance to learn about sharks, the ocean and marine science through interactive presentations that feature animal sounds or videos, touchable shark teeth and skin, costumes that help kids compare their own size to that of wild animals, and sing alongs that teach lessons in animal anatomy and adaptations. For more information about OCA's education programs, call 541 867 3474 or visit its education website. [Oregon Coast Aquarium (2)]Ancient, fossilized bones meet new technology: For their senior project, a pair of students at Hillsboro's Century High School have made models of the skull from an unclassified marine reptile found in Oregon. The team used 3 D printing technology to do it. The specimen may be thalattosaur, which hails from the Triassic period and is similar to ichthyosaurs. [The Oregonian, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, University of California Museum of Paleontology (2)]In the Nov. 2 science roundup, I talked about cats, dogs and domestication, including how our Felis silvestris catus, or domestic cat, friends are probably only about halfway domesticated, as compared to our fully domesticated dogs, or Canis lupus familiaris. Well, the results of an analysis of house kitty and wild cat genomes published the week of Nov. 9 in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science reveals that our efforts to tame wild felines have hinged on genes that relate to memory, fear and food. Humans, of course, started working on taming dogs a few thousand years or more before we went for the mouse catchers. And, well, it takes time to achieve full domestication and feline purr fection. 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