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Gene editing protects pigs from swine flu - NZ Herald
Genetic Engineering Makes Pigs Resistant to Billion-Dollar Animal Disease
Scientists genetically engineer pigs immune to costly disease | Genetics | The Guardian
First Clinical-Grade Transplant of Gene-Edited Pig Kidneys Into Brain-Dead Human | Technology Networks
Pigs Have a 'Stealth Gene' That Transforms Them Into Feral Hogs
Chickens and pigs with integrated genetic scissors - Genome editing in farm animals
Phenotypic features of dystrophin gene knockout pigs harboring a human artificial chromosome containing the entire dystrophin gene: Molecular Therapy - Nucleic Acids
Super-muscly pigs created by small genetic tweak | Nature
FDA Approves Pork from WSU Gene-Edited Pigs for Human Consumption | Food Safety
Bringing home the bacon: Will consumers eat gene-edited pigs? - Genetic Literacy Project
Chinese scientists use biotechnology to develop tiny pig pets - ANR News Blog - ANR Blogs
How Gene Editing And Pig Organs Can End The Human Transplant Shortage
Gene-Editing Success Brings Pig-to-Human Transplants Closer to Reality - Scientific American
Efficient production of multi-modified pigs for xenotransplantation by 'combineering', gene stacking and gene editing | Scientific Reports
GMO Salmon OK'd, Could Gene-Edited Pigs Be Next? - Xtalks
Genetically edited pigs could be bred after Brexit to help stop costly disease
A Natural Life for a Guinea pig - FOUR PAWS Australia - Animal Welfare Charity
Roslin Institute, USDA decode whole genetic make-up of pigs
Gene-Edited "Micropigs" to Be Sold as Pets - Scientific American
Gene-edited farm animals are on their way - BBC News
Eyeing organs for human transplants, companies unveil the most extensively gene-edited pigs yet | Science | AAAS
Could these piglets become Britain's first commercially viable GM animals? | Genetics | The Guardian
FDA Clears Genetic Modification in Pigs for Biomedicine and Food | The Scientist Magazine®
These gene-edited pigs are hardy and lean—but how will they taste? | Science | AAAS