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Genome Editing

Genome editing (also called gene editing) is a group of technologies that give scientists the ability to change an organism's DNA. CRISPR is the most popular and widely used gene-editing technology today.

With gene-edited livestock now hitting the ground running in farms and labs (ScienceDaily, Feb 2025), Biovenic is rewriting the rules of animal health innovation.As labs race to slash veterinary drug development costs, Biovenic's cell lines are becoming the biotech world's ...Learn More


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Biovenic, a US-based biotech firm positioning itself as the one-stop shop for animal health R&D, is riding the tide of the animal care rush.The veterinary diagnostics market is cashing in, as America's love affair with pets hits fever pitch and livestock diseases like avian ...Learn More


Biovenic is a biotech firm turning heads with its "genetic SWAT team" approach to animal health, providing a trio of sequencing services to rewrite the playbook for disease control—from farmyards to pharma labs.The global animal genetics market is exploding, projected to reach ...Learn More


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