Startup Gene-Edits Beagles to Be Hypoallergenic for Allergy Sufferers

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A biotech startup has developed gene-edited beagles designed to be hypoallergenic. The dogs have been modified by removing the gene responsible for triggering common allergic reactions such as runny noses and watery eyes. The beagle breed was chosen as the subject for this genetic modification effort. The goal is to allow people who suffer from pet allergies to own dogs without experiencing typical allergy symptoms.

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