The company is known for its proprietary animal breeding technologies and services, which it markets under the 'ABS' and 'PIC' trademarks for cattle and pigs, respectively. Genus's products ...

Genetic evidence suggests that the reptiles somehow managed millions of years ago to make an ocean crossing from North ...

World's most venomous snake bit Jeffery Leibowitz. Now, the SC city banned exotic animals including some snakes, primates, ...

They send pigs south of the border for further slaughtering ... If you go more to the direct impact on Genus, again, I would say that the U.S. is an origin of exports to us. So the U.S ...

The new film from Bong Joon-ho smirks at scientific hubris, political corruption, and any attempt to make things better.

But before we get there we’ll need to introduce you to zoology more broadly, tell you about taxonomy ... the Fertile Crescent domesticated sheep, pigs, and other livestock.

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Worcester Magazine spoke with local Black science leaders about their lives, careers and what lies ahead in an uncertain ...

The report says that a company called Genus is preparing the commercial launch of a batch of gene-edited pigs that have been modified to be immune to disease. If the launch is approved ...

A University of Guam researcher recently contributed to an international study that expands understanding of an endangered ...

Similarly, the UK-based company Genus has genetically engineered piglets to protect them from porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, a deadly virus that affects pigs worldwide. US ...