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Functional Genomics and Proteomic Approaches for the Study of Gamete Formation and Viability in Farmed Finfish

2008-09-15

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The sustained mass production of alevins in finfish aquaculture requires a deep understanding of the biological processes controlling gametogenesis, which ultimately will determine the quality of eggs and sperm. Functional genomics and proteomics technologies have been recently developed, expanding the scope of biological investigation from studying single genes or proteins to studying potentially all genes and pr...

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2475bec9-4b97-5873-a1b4-3de8a415fd80
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10.1080/10641260802324685
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