Gene drive — the ability to shortcut genetic inheritance by propelling a gene throughout a population — has been demonstrated in principle for the first time in mammals.; ; UC San Diego scientists reported this feat in mice in a study released Wednesday in the journal Nature. It can be found at http://j.mp/ucsdgenedrive. A previous study from UCSD researchers demonstrated this feat in insects, also a first at its time
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