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Disagreement over gene editing regulations stifles technology

Inconsistency in global regulatory approaches towards genome editing could potentially stifle innovation and lead to regulations that are disproportionate to safety concerns.

Few countries, including South Africa, have established a framework under which the breeding and planting of gene-edited crops can be undertaken.

Speaking during a webinar on genome editing, hosted

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