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Genetic deletion of miR-200a/200b increases growth and feed conversion efficiency in yellow catfish.

Science China. Life sciences - 1 May 2026

Wang Xu, Xie Yan, Lin Qiaohong, Xiong Yang, Liu Ying, Ge Si, Tan Qiuen, He Zhipeng, Jiang Youbo, Han Qingqing, Jin Shuang, Huang Peipei, Wang Yuhong, Guo Wenjie, Ren Fan, Gui Jian-Fang, Mei Jie

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The most effective approach for minimizing feed cost and maximizing animal production is the creation of breeding materials with simultaneous increases in growth and feed conversion efficiency (FCE). However, the key genes that regulate FCE are unknown. Here, we artificially selected specific strains of yellow catfish with simultaneous improvements in growth and FCE traits and then conducted a genome-wide...

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PMID: 41866453
DOI: 10.1007/s11427-025-3249-5

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