Paragraph 14 F1
The following information on the sequences inserted or deleted—
the size and structure of the insert and methods used for its characterisation, including information on any parts of the vector introduced into the genetically modified plant or any carrier or foreign DNA remaining in the genetically modified plant,
the size and function of the deleted region or regions, where appropriate,
the copy number of the insert,
the subcellular location of any insert in the plant cells (integrated in the nucleus, chloroplasts, mitochondria, or maintained in a non-integrated form) and methods for its determination,
the organisation and sequence of the genetic material at each insertion site in a standardised electronic format,
the sequence of genomic DNA flanking each insertion site in a standardised electronic format,
bioinformatic analysis to identify interruptions of known genes,
information on Open Reading Frames (“ORFs”) within the insert and ORFs created at the junction of the insert and genomic DNA,
bioinformatic analysis to identify similarities between any ORFs generated by the genetic modification and known genes that may have adverse effects,
the amino acid sequence and if necessary, other structures of proteins produced as a results of the genetic modification,
bioinformatic analysis to identify sequence homologies, and if necessary, structural similarities, between proteins produced as a result of the genetic modification and known proteins and peptides with potential adverse effects,
in the case of genetic modifications other than insertion or deletion, information on the function of the genetic material targeted by the genetic modification before and after modification, as well as direct changes in the expression of genes as result of the modification.
In this paragraph, an ORF is a nucleotide sequence that contains a string of codons uninterrupted by the presence of a stop codon in the same reading frame.