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Evidence that genome editing is preferable to transgenesis for enhancing animal traits

2025-04-25

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Production traits such as growth, disease resistance, and fatty acid content in engineered animals are anticipated to be enhanced via transgenesis or genome editing. It is, however, unclear whether this expectation is upheld across taxa on a global comparison. Here, we perform a meta-analysis of 154 studies involving 72 species and 55 genes to quantify and compare the effects of transgenesis and gene editing on p...

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7bf313f6-65e5-535f-971a-01ee08902370
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10.1101/2025.04.25.650727
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