All the pain, no regulatory gain? How the UK benefit from post-Brexit divergence

The Government’s gene editing consultation is an example of how the UK could take advantage of its new powers post-Brexit.

15 February 2021 • 3 min read

All the pain, no regulatory gain? How the UK benefit from post-Brexit divergence

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All the pain, no regulatory gain? How the UK benefit from post-Brexit divergence

The Government’s gene editing consultation is an example of how the UK could take advantage of its new powers post-Brexit.

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