The development is designed to reduce the number of dangerous diseases and deaths due to poor quality products, according to Pannochka, an online publication for girls and women from 14 to 35 years old.. net Scientists from McMaster University in Canada presented the development of a film that can be used to determine whether a product is dangerous for humans or not.

At first glance, this film is about the size of two postage stamps and does not seem like some kind of scientific breakthrough.. However, it contains DNA molecules that come into contact with dangerous microorganisms, and with the help of a special glow inform the consumer about the danger of a particular product..

Previously, at least a day of laboratory testing was required to determine the presence of E. coli or other dangerous microorganisms.. During this time, the buyer could completely consume a product that is unhealthy and get an acute illness, and in some cases even death is possible..

The fact that scientists have invented such cling film determines the quality of current science and its desire to keep people as safe as possible, as well as to gain consumer confidence in the products they consume..

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