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PRRS-resistant gene editing shows promise to industry

2016-04-25 15:19:00| National Hog Farmer

By Randall S. Prather, University of Missouri, Division of Animal Sciences Gene-edited pigs have been raised in a research setting and they appear perfectly healthy, grow at rates similar to pigs in production, and reproduce normally. While this sounds great, a number of things must happen before producers can expect to acquire similar animals on their farms. read more

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