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Gene-edited beagles could lead to allergy-free dogs
Scientists have used CRISPR gene editing to create hypoallergenic beagles that do not produce the major dog allergen Can f 1, potentially offering relief to allergy sufferers. The breed was developed by Kindred Companion Sciences, with the dogs showing normal growth and development despite the editing, though the FDA has not yet approved the technology. This approach directly targets allergen production, distinguishing it from traditional hypoallergenic breeds, which do not consistently reduce allergen exposure.
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