Animals
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FDA or USDA: Who Should Oversee the Regulation of Genetically-Engineered Animals?
Biotechnological engineering has been a growing trend in the scientific community. It is the process of altering a life form's genetics to create results that would fit various purposes. Despite making great results, the debate rages on about who should monitor such projects.
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