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Scientists at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind., have developed a technique that allows zebrafish to pass genetic modifications to its offspring, a discovery that could lead to researchers being able to study genes and proteins in a less-expensive way. The two-inch, black-striped zebrafish is quickly becoming famous in the scientific world as the best animal to use when studying genetics--even better than the mouse.
"Because zebrafish are relatively inexpensive and easy to maintain compared to genetically modified mice, this discovery could greatly accelerate new...
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