Russian scientist Dr. Alexei Surov conducted a feeding trial with genetically modified soybeans and found that hamsters fed GM soybeans had slow growth rates and might lose fertility. By the third generation, the hamsters surprisingly grew hair inside their mouths. The paper is expected to be published in July, but some photographs have already been leaked. However, he does not intend to draw a definitive conclusion, believing that in addition to the GM crop itself, there are other possible factors that have not yet been ruled out, such as the relatively high herbicide residues in GM soybeans. The same source also shows research photographs by another Russian female scientist, Dr. Ermakova, which show that male mice fed GM soybeans
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