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Genetic variation in susceptibility to Marek's disease in a commercial broiler population.

Avian diseases - 1 Jan 2000

Emara M G, Abdellatif M A, Pollock D L, Sadjadi M, Cloud S S, Pope C R, Rosenberger J K, Kim H

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Two commercial broiler pure lines that were previously identified to differ in their susceptibility to Marek's disease (MD) were line-crossed to generate an F1 population. Eight F1 males were randomly mated to four or five F1 females to produce an F2 test population that would be segregating for genes affecting MD. All F2 progeny (four hatches) were pedigreed at hatch and placed in colony houses as nonvaccinated....

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PMID: 11417819

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