Rules to create gene-edited farm animals must put welfare first – review
Ethics experts publish a report as the government considers whether to allow gene-edited farm animals. …
But the animals suffered from several unanticipated health issues, including kidney and liver problems, uncoordinated walking, bulging eyes, gastric ulcers, heart disease and pneumonia. Supporters of gene editing say that current technology is much more targeted, and so less likely to have such disastrous consequences
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