Rothamsted Research is claiming a boost for its gene editing development programmes concerning the “evolution” of new cereal varieties. This follows the granting by UK regulators of “precision-bred” status for a new variety of low asparagine wheat. This decision confirms that the wheat meets the criteria of a precision-bred organism under recently introduced UK regulations. […]
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