Animal Genome Modification Validation

The emerging advancement of gene editing technology has brought disruptive breakthroughs in the development of cell line engineering and transgenic models. However, validating the effectiveness of gene editing strategies remains an important bottleneck for large-scale projects. BioVenic has years of practical experience in gene editing validation and has established an advanced and well-established technology platform for gene editing validation. We specialize in developing customized gene editing validation protocols based on our customers' research objectives to help accelerate their research in the field of animal breeding and genetics.

Custom Gene Editing Validation Services

Genome editing strategies require validation to assess the accuracy and reliability of the expected gene editing results and to reduce the risk of non-specific DNA editing. As a pioneer in gene editing, BioVenic is committed to developing customized gene editing validation solutions to help our customers efficiently verify the accuracy and reliability of gene editing results. Our services include targeted genome sequencing, genotype, and phenotype assessment for the validation of animal gene editing, that enable researchers to validate the genome editing result in multiple aspects.

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As an expert in the field of gene editing, BioVenic is committed to providing a full range of gene editing validation services that follow ethical commitments. We desire to leverage our advanced gene editing technologies and extensive experience to help our customers break the bottleneck of gene editing technology in animal breeding applications. If you are interested in our services, please contact us for more information and a detailed quote.

References

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2. Dodd, G. R.; et al. Single-Step GBLUP and GWAS Analyses Suggests Implementation of Unweighted Two Trait Approach for Heat Stress in Swine. Animals. 2022, 12(3): 388.