The modular approach in GMO quality control and enforcement support systems

Marc van den Bulcke; Gianni Bellocchi; Gilbert Berben; Malcolm Burns; Katja Kankar; Marzia De Giacomo; Kristina Gruden; Arne Holst-Jensen; A.  Malcewsky; Marco Mazzara; Roberta Onori; Nina Papazova; E. Parlouer; Isabel Taverniers; Stephanie Trapmann; Doerte Wulff; D.  Zhang

The modular approach in GMO quality control and enforcement support systems

Marc van den Bulcke
, Gianni Bellocchi
, Gilbert Berben
, Malcolm Burns
, Katja Kankar
, Marzia De Giacomo
, Kristina Gruden
, Arne Holst-Jensen
, A. Malcewsky
, Marco Mazzara
, Roberta Onori
, Nina Papazova
, E. Parlouer
, Isabel Taverniers
, Stephanie Trapmann
, Doerte Wulff
, D. Zhang

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Abstract

Experiments conducted within the Co-Extra project have focused mainly on assessing the applicability of the 'modular approach' in method validation and test analysis for GMO traceability in GM products. Conclusions arising from this broad range of studies include: (i) the modular approach in method validation is a very useful and reliable strategy for GMO analysis in most cases; (ii) the modular approach requires expert agreement on method performance criteria both at the module and process levels; (iii) practical application of the modular approach must be supported by a decision support system (preferentially through an open source web application); (iv) fuzzy logic-based rules may provide an interesting advantage for scoring the combinatory fit of methods along the GMO analysis process and (v) the Co-Extra project provided valuable tools for assessing a method's performance in relation to its applicability to the modular approach in GMO analysis.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Genetically Modified and Non-Genetically Modified Food Supply Chains : Co-Existence and Traceability
Editors	Yves Bertheau
Number of pages	14
Publisher	Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Publication date	Nov-2012
Pages	294-306
ISBN (Print)	978-1-4443-3778-5²
Publication status	Published - Nov-2012

Keywords

B420-nutrition

GMOSEEK: Development of screening methods for GMOs
Taverniers, I. (ProjectSupervisor) & De Loose, M. (Project Manager)
1/06/09 → 31/05/13
Project: Research
GMODETEC: Development of a global strategy for detection, identification and quantification of genetically modified material in food and feed products
Taverniers, I. (Researcher), De Loose, M. (Project Manager) & Ruttink, T. (Former Researcher)
1/01/07 → 31/12/10
Project: Research
CO-EXTRA: GM- (genetically modified) and non-GM supply chains: their co-existence and traceability
Taverniers, I. (ProjectSupervisor) & De Loose, M. (Project Manager)
1/01/05 → 31/12/09
Project: Research

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van den Bulcke, M., Bellocchi, G., Berben, G., Burns, M., Kankar, K., De Giacomo, M., Gruden, K., Holst-Jensen, A., Malcewsky, A., Mazzara, M., Onori, R., Papazova, N., Parlouer, E., Taverniers, I., Trapmann, S., Wulff, D., & Zhang, D. (2012). The modular approach in GMO quality control and enforcement support systems. In Y. Bertheau (Ed.), Genetically Modified and Non-Genetically Modified Food Supply Chains: Co-Existence and Traceability (pp. 294-306). Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

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The modular approach in GMO quality control and enforcement support systems. / van den Bulcke, Marc; Bellocchi, Gianni; Berben, Gilbert et al.
Genetically Modified and Non-Genetically Modified Food Supply Chains: Co-Existence and Traceability. ed. / Yves Bertheau. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2012. p. 294-306.

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The modular approach in GMO quality control and enforcement support systems

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GMOSEEK: Development of screening methods for GMOs

GMODETEC: Development of a global strategy for detection, identification and quantification of genetically modified material in food and feed products

CO-EXTRA: GM- (genetically modified) and non-GM supply chains: their co-existence and traceability

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