The GloFish for sale in American pet stores, distributed by Yorktown Technologies of Austin, Texas, are descendants of these genetically altered fish, which continue to express red fluorescence ...

Back in 2003, biotech company Yorktown Technologies developed a genetically modified fluorescent fish that was neon-bright and glowed in the dark under ...

In the case of the GloFish -- a zebra fish that glows red because it has been altered with a gene from a sea coral -- our staff told us there was little risk of hurting native species.

The agency won't monitor GloFish, which go on sale Jan. 5 in every state but California. In Reversal, FDA Says It Will Not Regulate Bioengineered Fish - Los Angeles Times ...

In 2003, a flashy little fish swam into the U.S. market, becoming the newest fad — and the newest controversy — among U.S. aquarium enthusiasts. GloFish, as they’re called, are fish that ...

GloFish are a product of Yorktown Technologies LLP of Austin, Texas. The company’s chief executive, Alan Blake, said scientific studies have shown the fish are safe and the lawsuit is without merit.

The GloFish The original GloFish was a genetically engineered zebrafish, a member of the minnow family, with a gene from a jellyfish that allows it to glow under natural and ultraviolet light.

BLACKSBURG, Va., Jan. 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- GloFish brand has been a longtime supporter of clean-water initiative Well Aware and its mission to ...

BLACKSBURG, Va., Jan. 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- To enhance the colorful fishkeeping experience of GloFish® and expand its livestock selection, Spectrum Brands Pet LLC has introduced GloFish ...

He doesn't have a problem with genetically altering fish. He just doesn't like the way GloFish look. "It's an aesthetic question," said Blumhagen, 31, ...

Nature - GloFish casts light on murky policing of transgenic animals. ... Some aquarium fish are invariably released into the wild, they say, and even if the GloFish is safe, ...