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** Greenhouses and Tissue Manipulation Co. (GTMC) **

==== Here at Greenhouses and Tissue Manipulation Co. (GTMC), our company manipulates horticulture products for general society. Various companies contact us in order for us to clone horticulture products that they wish to sell. Now the special idea behind this kind of technology is duplication of the same kind of horticulture product to create the same kind of product again. It’s like having good tomatoes with no defects all the time. ==== ==== The practice of cloning has been used in agricultural to produce good products. In return of this cloning the availability of the product becomes higher and the quality is alsohigher as well. We take the best plants anyone wants cloned and return the cloned seeds of the plants to the original owner for profit. The tissue culturing field is a field that requires precision. Tissue culture has many practical uses and is also used for a variety of different things. ==== ==== Here at GTMC we aim to supply our partners with the best cloned products that we could possibly provide to them in return for our profit. Our business founder, Terrance Poliar, founded the company with one intention in mind. His intention was to create the fastest and easiest surplus of cloned seeds to our customers. With his genius mind we have expanded across the U.S. and are moving out towards Europe and Asian countries to provide our services and technology to have readily available seeds from GTMC. ====

==== I’m Terrance Poliar owner of Greenhouses and Tissue Manipulation Co. (GTMC). For 37 years GTMC and I have been working together to clone products given to us by other businesses which they will hopefully sell. I’ve always been interested in cloning since I was in high school. I’ve always had an itch for learning science and once I was taught about cloning I had try it out for myself. Inside and outside of school I read books about cloning and I was most interested in a certain type called “Tissue Culture”. ====

==== After high school I attended college at Dartmouth University where I majored in Horticultural Science and graduated being #1 in my class. After graduation I looked for jobs hiring people with experience in horticultural cloning. Sadly, no businesses were interested in my expertise so I set out to start a business of my own. I took a few bank loans to start up my new business which I soon named Greenhouses and Tissue Manipulation Co. We have grown so much in the past 37 years, going from a little shop on the corner of a busy road to 80 factories stationed all over the United States and in parts of Canada. I am so thankful for the education given to me by my previous schools that helped me turn my dream into a multi-billion dollar business. To give back to them I am donating 2 million dollars to their programs and frequently donating to "Box Tops 4 Education" ==== .

//__ HISTORY OF OUR TECH __//
==== The history of our technology was first used to improve the amount of crop production. Sometimes this isn’t always simple, in some circumstances you would need to supplement tissue culturing. Tissue culture is commonly used when things such as vitro culture of plant cells and tissues as well as organs are needed to be cloned by their producers. ====

==== Tissue culture was first established by two men by the names of Alexis Carrel and Montrose Burrows. By using each others ideas they were soon culturing both embryonic and adult tissues from animals like dogs, cats, chickens, rats and guinea pigs. With their ideas, they are not only making an impact in the 1900’s but they are now making an impact on people’s health today. Their first successful technique was when they cultured human tumors by cutting up successful ex-plants into smaller pieces and then transferring them into fresh clots. ====

==== Another scientist that helped the development of tissue culture was Charles A. Lindbergh and he was the most famous and recognized person in the Western world. Lindbergh invented the famous glass chamber which was used to keep organs alive and moving. With this technology, it helped to improve further technology which led to the first heart lung machines and open heart surgery in the 1950s. ====

==== When plants and animals are reproduced individually, the outcome is the production of mass amounts of these plants or animals and this is called cloning. Horticultural cloning is when plants are copied and duplicated in less time than they would be if they were planted as a seed. ====

//__ BEHIND THE SCIENCE __//
==== The science behind our company consists of taking a sample of any plant and placing it in a gel-based nutrient. It then multiplies, the growth of the medium varies depending on what you’re trying to get the plants to make, plant-lets, roots or multiply embryos for the seeds. Some species are harder to grow than others in tissue culture. Some don't do anything and many plants have yet to been used. Choosing a medium depends on the plant type, rareness and price. ====

==== Media ingredients are available at local grocery stores. The cultured tissue may only contain one cell. Cells in tissue culture are put through a lot of experiments. This technique has been used to create vaccines for many sicknesses such as measles, mumps and influenza. Tissue culture has been used to culture many hybrid cells that contain chromosomes from different species in the same cell. ====

==== Tissue-culture studies have clarified the genetic causes of certain hereditary diseases, and methods have been developed for detecting environmental substances that may cause gene damage. Live cultured cells may be examined directly with a microscope or observed by means of photographs and motion pictures taken through the microscope. Cells may also be killed, preserved, and stained for further examination. Tissue culture permits control of the cellular environment, allowing the behavior of cells to be both examined and manipulated. The science behind our company may be hard to understand at first but there is stuff we may not know yet. ====

//__ CURRENT USES __//
==== The current uses of our company are mainly in the agricultural market, but we do venture into small animals such as squirrels, mice, rabbits, and even cats. For the horticultural market, we get paid to clone plants or crops for farmers which saves them money and time. This is crucial for farmers, because it allows them to stay ahead of their competition. The rate at which we can clone and grow crops is much faster than the rate at which a farmer would ordinarily grow a crop. As far as our animal market goes, scientist and companies that test the cloning technology, pay us to actually clone the animals correctly. We keep every variable the same to make sure that all of a certain species come out the same. ====

//__ FUTURE USES __//
==== Our goal at GTMC is to create healthy cloned plants for our customers so they may continue to have a large agricultural and for some, a health lifestyle. GTMC provides a variety of tissue culturing mostly in the agricultural field. These practical uses of GTMC seeds can be used to mass produce the same kind of plant over and over again, with little worry of defects and general size and shape of the product. ====

==== With this new technology farmers could then bring in more revenue by using our seeds. Thus in turn, GTMC provides these farmers with the same produce over and over again, producing our revenue. We specialize in a large variety of horticultural products, such as: Apples, Oranges, Pea pants, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Wheat, and Corn, just to name a small portion of our company. ====

==== This new technology also helps food to be all the same, without differences such as defects and other abnormalities that may occur in the growing process. This occurs because only the best plants that produce the best fruit or vegetable are to be used for tissue culturing, to produce the best type of horticulture product that could possibly be produced. ====

==== With this technology, GTMC will provide the best cloning of agricultural and horticultural products for many different places across the U.S. and Canada, and soon other countries across the globe. We aim to make sure that people can have safe and healthy food all the time without the worry of defects, abnormalities and diseases. ====

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