Scientists create gene-edited dogs that could help people with allergies
- For years, Matt Walker, a lifelong dog lover, couldn't indulge his passion without suffering severe allergic reactions.
- Now, thanks to a groundbreaking gene-editing technique, he can enjoy the companionship of Bailey, a hypoallergenic beagle, free from sneezes and rashes.
- Walker, a geneticist, can now feed Bailey peanut butter and play fetch with her, a stark contrast to his previous experiences.
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- For years, Matt Walker, a lifelong dog lover, couldn't indulge his passion without suffering severe allergic reactions.
- Now, thanks to a groundbreaking gene-editing technique, he can enjoy the companionship of Bailey, a hypoallergenic beagle, free from sneezes and rashes.
- Walker, a geneticist, can now feed Bailey peanut butter and play fetch with her, a stark contrast to his previous experiences.
Sources: The-independent