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  • Kenny Wallace

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    April 10, 2025 at 9:02 am
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    After some more digging, I found an interview that stated “out of 90,000 parts of the genetic makeup, they had modified 14 genes” , but that’s not including what they added from gray wolves. So it could be a much higher or lower percentage. Tough to say with topics like this so it’s probably the closest they’re going to get. We shall see as they age and mature with further testing.

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