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Gene editing and plant dangers

by Diana Brockett on 2020-11-30T10:48:00+11:00 | 0 Comments

Gene editing in thoroughbred horses.Person holding model of an Atomic Structure

"Critical to protecting the welfare of thoroughbred horses and the integrity of the industry is efficiently detecting the illegal practice of gene editing. Gene editing, a method of gene doping used to artificially and illegally enhance performance in human nd animal athletes, is now on the agenda for the thoroughbred horse industry." 

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AgriFutures Australia 2020, Fact vs Fiction: A new tool to detect gene editing in thoroughbred horses, Australian Federal Government, viewed 26 November 2020, <https://www.agrifutures.com.au/news/tool-to-detect-gene-editing-in-thoroughbred-horses/?

 

Manicures for your pets   cute little pug wrapped in brown cloth

Want to learn the basics of nail trimming you will need to sign in to ClickView using your TasTAFE username and password. There are also other grooming videos available on this database. Click here

 

Plants and their dangers to your pets

Are there plants in your garden that could make your furry friend sick? Click on the link below to find out more...Poisonous plants click here

 

Books available from the Library

Animal Biology and Care by Dallas, Sue & Jewell, Emily
Call Number: 636.089073 DAL 3 ed.
ISBN: 978111827606
Publication Date: 2014

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