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Could the dodo return? US firm maps 95% of its genome and identifies gene-editing targets

Times of India - World ·
Could the dodo return? US firm maps 95% of its genome and identifies gene-editing targets

Colossal Biosciences aims to resurrect the extinct dodo bird using cutting-edge gene-editing technologies.

By leveraging their sophisticated AI platform, GenoMorph, the company has pinpointed essential genetic traits.

With 95% of the dodo genome analysis complete, their ambitious project is on track, though a specific timeline for the living dodo remains undisclosed.

This groundbreaking venture is part of a larger initiative to counteract the effects of human-induced species extinction.

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