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Simulating the Commercial Implementation of Gene-Editing for Influenza A Virus Resistance in Pigs: An Economic and Genetic Analysis.

Genes - 12 Aug 2022

Salvesen Hamish A, Byrne Timothy J, Whitelaw C Bruce A, Hely Fiona S

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The development of swine Influenza A Virus resistance along with genetic technologies could complement current control measures to help to improve animal welfare standards and the economic efficiency of pig production. We have created a simulation model to assess the genetic and economic implications of various gene-editing methods that could be implemented in a commercial, multi-tiered swine breeding system. Our...

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PMID: 36011347
DOI: 10.3390/genes13081436
PMCID: PMC9407728

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