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• 19/09/2024

How gene editing could reduce the cost of cosmetics (2022)

The cosmetics business has exploited natural resources for centuries. With consumers now demanding more sustainable products, gene-editing technology could give the industry a makeover—and make cosmetics cheaper.

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