... Agenda 2030 by addressing various sustainable development goals (SDGs), with its most profound impact expected on SDG2 Zero Hunger. To expedite the time-consuming crossbreeding process, a genomic-led approach for predicting breeding values, targeted mutagenesis through gene editing, high-throughput...

... of the Biochemical Society and the Royal Society of Biology 2019 CRISPR gene editing hematopoietic stem cells inherited immune deficiencies Primary immunodeficiency diseases (PIDs) encompass a range of disorders due to mutations in genes that are critical for immune function and result in absent...

... of the Biochemical Society and the Royal Society of Biology 2017 agriculture CRISPR gene editing plant breeding The existence of a secure, affordable and nutritious food supply over the next 50 years cannot be assumed and will be a major challenge to achieve. To do this sustainably, without using...

...Wendy Harwood; René Custers Governments all over the world are struggling with the regulatory status of gene-edited organisms. Are they regulated? Should they be regulated? In the present paper, the main focus is on the regulatory status of gene-edited organisms within the European regulatory...