Several Chinese institutionsdistanced themselves from the doctor's claims of geneticallyediting babies, which can't be verified without an independentreview – yet that hasn't stopped investors stepping backinto bullish bets on the stocks exposed to potential success.(Photo: Getty)
(Bloomberg) –Gene-editing stocks traded higher after a Chineseresearcher claimed to have produced the world's first geneticallyedited babies.
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