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| Research Progress and Prospects of Genome Editing Pigs (Sus scrofa) |
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Abstract Abstract With the development of the new genome editing technology, a large number of genome editing pigs (Sus scrofa) with excellent traits and their products spring up. The analysis of literatures and patents about transgenic pigs and genome editing pigs shows that China is in the leading position in this field. This review summarizes research and development status of domestic and foreign genome editing pigs, predicting their development directions in the future. According to the safety management regulations of genetically modified organisms and the attitudes for genome editing organisms in different countries, we also offer some suggestions regarding safety management of genome editing animals and their products in order to promote the industrialized application in China.
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Received: 15 December 2016
Published: 02 May 2017
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