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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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- Thailand News
Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
The company ...
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Swine genetic developers in the US and UK are urging their respective government to speed up the approval of gene-edited PRRS-resistant pigs.
In August, US-based swine breeder PIC applied for approval for the pigs in the country. It expects to receive an answer within six months.
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