Researchers edited 25 beagle embryos to remove a major dog allergen; two pups born in 2024 produced no detectable Can f 1 and did not trigger one allergic founder’s skin-prick test
[ad_1] Researchers tested saliva and dander from the gene-edited dogs and found no detectable Can f 1 protein. The resulting 25 reconstructed embryos were implanted into a surrogate beagle, which eventually gave birth to Alfie and Bailey. Dogs are often called humans’ best friend, but for people with dog allergies, living with a canine companion…