These genetically modified chickens can get infected. But their cells don't spew forth zillions of copies of flu viruses -- so nearby poultry don't get sick. Their achievement, ...

They have developed chickens that are genetically modified so they don't spread the bird flu to other chickens with which they are in contact.

Future chicken cutlets may come from birds that have been genetically modified to resist bird flu, after a breakthrough in Britain announced this week. Researchers have produced chickens that ...

Unlike the FDA’s recent approval of genetically modified salmon, these chickens and their eggs aren’t approved for human consumption. Drugs in goat and rabbit milk.

Genetically modified chickens reveal testosterone's complex role in both male and female birds. Story by Sabine Spehn • 5mo. W hy does the rooster crow and the hen does not?

According to a study published in Science, genetically modified chickens could stop the bird flu virus-- specifically the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain -- in its tracks.

The genetically modified chickens that can lay eggs from different breeds are helping scientists set up a "frozen aviary" to conserve rare and exotic birds.

Chickens genetically modified to be impervious to bird flu may one day prevent the spread of the disease on farms, a study suggests. Just small tweaks to a single gene made chickens resistant to ...

Certain genetically modified chicken eggs appear safe to eat for people with an egg allergy, new research suggests. By Lauren Leffer Published May 18, 2023 | Comments (0) | 𝕏. Copied! Genetic ...

Here’s a neat genetic trick: Make a chicken that can get the flu, but can’t pass it on to other birds -- or, presumably, to the humans who take care of them. British researchers have done it ...