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NIH Awards Grant to Iowa State University for Gene Editing in Animals

Recombinetics is mentioned in the article: "We want to do this in pigs and cows," he said, adding that his lab will eventually work with Saint Paul, Minnesota-based ag-bio firm Recombinetics to do so.

NIH Awards Grant to Iowa State University for Gene Editing in AnimalsIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:17:02-05:00

Open Season Is Seen in Gene Editing of Animals

Open Season Is Seen in Gene Editing of AnimalsIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:17:16-05:00

Precision Breeding Offers New Alternative to Dehorning Cattle

Precision Breeding Offers New Alternative to Dehorning CattleIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:18:31-05:00

Animal Science Firm Recombinetics Adds Board Members, Nears $10M Investment

Animal Science Firm Recombinetics Adds Board Members, Nears $10M InvestmentIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:18:46-05:00

Leading Scientists Assert GRAS Status for Gene-Edited Livestock Gene-edited livestock is safe for human consumption; Pre-market approval by the FDA should not be required

ST. PAUL, MN – In a communication published in this month’s prestigious Nature Biotechnology journal, Recombinetics, a St. Paul-based gene-editing company founded by Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board Scott Fahrenkrug, Ph.D., reported the precise genetic dehorning of dairy cattle using TALENs, without any off-target effects. Physical dehorning of cattle, [...]

Leading Scientists Assert GRAS Status for Gene-Edited Livestock Gene-edited livestock is safe for human consumption; Pre-market approval by the FDA should not be requiredIT ADMIN2016-05-16T03:08:55-05:00