Trump misstated $8 million spent on transgender mice, sparking debate on transgenic research and its importance in science.

Transgenic mice are commonly used in medical research. By altering their DNA, scientists can create a mouse with the specific biologic or biochemical features they'd like to study.

What can scientists use instead of transgenic mice? Human-specific nonanimal methods like organoids, tissue chips, 3D bioprinting, digital twins, and artificial intelligence are effective approaches ...

According to multiple research sites, mice are valuable tools for studying diseases in a laboratory setting. Here is what transgenic mice are.

Milk from transgenic cows has also been used experimentally to produce human growth hormone, albumin, monoclonal antibodies against cancer, and proteins that facilitate blood clotting.

Hundreds of millions of people rely on insulin for survival, but shortages can impact prices — along with people’s health. Now, a new study proposes using transgenic cows to create human ...

A team of researchers from Brazil constructed a lentivirus vector with expression specific for mammary glands and carrying the gene for human insulin.

A genetically modified cow has produced milk containing human insulin, according to a new study. The proof-of-concept achievement could be scaled up to, eventually, produce enough insulin to ...

Study explores the production of nisin protein in transgenic carrots, demonstrating its potential as a natural preservative effective against bacterial pathogens in food and juices.

T-Therapeutics hopes to use genetically engineered rodents and machine learning to discover drugs ...

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