Genome Editing/Engineering Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2015 – 2023

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REPORT DESCRIPTION

The genetic information of an organism, known in whole as the genome, is a fundamental and vital part of

its existence and survivability. The favorable evolution of an organism is its innate ability to mutate its

present set of fixed genetic composition with possible variations present in its genome. Such genetic

mutation when performed by man, in vitro, with the intention to induce a specific desired characteristic, is

called genetic editing. The field of performing successful genomic editing is commonly referred to as

genetic engineering. To construct an organism capable of exhibiting desired characteristics one requires

genome editing practices that involve small microorganisms, preferably viruses. Today viruses are most

commonly used vectors for gene insertion and modification.

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Based on their application, genetic engineering can be segmented into animal genome engineering, plant

genome engineering and in-vitro cell-line engineering. Animal genome engineering services monitors

hybrids/crossbreeds/thoroughbreds in order to select and amplify the desired trait that serves a particular

purpose. In horse breeding, animal genetics help stud (male race horse) farm owners to select racing

breed and experiment among thoroughbreds, thereby gaining a fine genotype for horse racing. Similarly,

plant genome engineering...