Gene Drive Projects

‘eradicating mice from islands’ or at continental scale, presumably in Australia, to address their impacts on biodiversity

‘Suppressing’ invasive rodents on islands to reduce impacts on biodiversity, agriculture and human health

‘eradication of alien rodents on islands’ to address impacts on biodiversity; The impacts of rodents on agriculture are also noted as a driver

‘eradicating invasive rodent populations on islands’ to address impacts on biodiversity

Eradicating invasive mouse populations on islands to address biodiversity impacts - with the Southeast Farallon island used as a case study

‘eradication of alien rodents on islands’ to address impacts on biodiversity; Aim ultimately is also to address impacts of alien rodents (esp. mice and rabbits) on agricultural production

‘Suppression or eradication’ of rodent populations to reduce impacts on biodiversity and agriculture

‘eradication of alien rodents on islands’ to address impacts on bio-diversity; The impacts of rodents on agriculture are also noted as a driver

To demonstrate feasibility of a gene drive rendering wild deer immune to chronic wasting disease [by spreading PRNP null alleles]

To explore the potential of an engineered form of the T-haplotype for ‘mouse population suppression or even eradication on islands’