UC Davis Scientists Use CRISPR Technology to Develop Bull that Produces 75% Male Offspring

ISAAA.org·Jul 29

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Scientists at UC Davis have used CRISPR technology to develop a bull that is expected to produce a higher percentage of male offspring. The bull, which has been the subject of various studies and analyses, is reportedly capable of producing 75% male offspring. Details of the research and its potential applications in livestock production are being explored and reported by multiple outlets.

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