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Characterization of Feeding Behaviors, Appetite Regulation and Growth Performance of All-Female (cyp17a1+/-;XX Genotype) Common Carp (Cyprinus carpio).

International journal of molecular sciences - 21 Nov 2024

Li Xuehui, Zou Qingqing, Liu Xuebo, Lou Qiyong, Jin Xia, He Jiangyan, Yin Zhan, Zhai Gang, Duan Ming, Chen Guanghui

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Genome editing has the potential to improve growth and traits of aquatic animals. Assessment of the feeding habits of the genetically modified farmed fish is necessary, as this is closely related to the assessment of their growth performance, which is one of the most important economic traits. Previously, we developed a novel strategy to produce all-female (AF) common carp (cyp17a1+/-;XX genotype) with genome...

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PMID: 39684229
DOI: 10.3390/ijms252312517
PMCID: PMC11641567

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