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Do Gene Editing and Dogs Mix? Experts Weigh in on Genetic Editing for Breeding, Health
Is it about time we genetically engineer dogs? This is what David Ishee thinks as he started to make his way towards gene editing for stronger, healthier dogs. However, with regulations blocking his way, it will not be an easy quest.
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