Document solidifies FDA authority over genomically altered animals, with new input from USDA

Documents released Wednesday by FDA clarifies the agency will continue to lead the regulatory review of intentional genomic alterations in animals, with information-sharing from the Agriculture Department on some products. The agency also released updated guidance for the industry on the risk-based approach and approval process of these products. 

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