Wondering why WSU's research into gene-edited livestock is so innovative?
The ground-breaking science, its foundations in centuries-old animal husbandry techniques and why it's a potentially viable option for helping feed a growing global population is explained in a new video produced for the College of Veterinary Medicine by the University Marketing and Communications Video Services unit.
"Surrogate sires is essentially a tech to capitalize on unique genetics, as a way to get both large-scale and world-wide dissemination of what would be deemed are desirable genetics," said Jon Oatley, director of WSU's Center for Reproductive Biology.
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