INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY

Trio establish shrimp gene editing tech

Aquaculture and biotech firm Colors Farm Ltd and computational biology company Evogene Ltd have entered into a collaboration with Israel’s Ben-Gurion University (BGU) to develop gene editing technology for crustaceans.

Whiteleg shrimp

Aquaculture and biotech firm Colors Farm Ltd and computational biology company Evogene Ltd have entered into a collaboration with Israel’s Ben-Gurion University (BGU) to develop gene editing technology for crustaceans.

Tags: AI Ben-Gurion University Colors Farm crayfish Evogene Genetics Israel Shrimp Farming

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