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Gene-Edited Beagles Could Help Dog-Allergy Sufferers
Human Progress · north america
“Earlier this month, Kindred Companion Sciences, a biotech start-up based in New York, revealed that it had used the technique known as CRISPR to create the first gene-edited, hypoallergenic dogs. Thanks to a single genetic tweak, the dogs — two undeniably adorable beagles — appear unable to produce a protein that can leave some people […] The post Gene-Edited Beagles Could Help Dog-Allergy Sufferers appeared first on Human Progress.
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