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High heritabilities for antibiotic usage show potential to breed for disease resistance in finishing pigs

2021-06-17

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The use of antimicrobials in animal production is under public debate, mainly due to the risk of transfer of resistance to pathogenic bacteria in humans. Therefore, measures have been taken during the last decades to reduce antibiotic usage in animals, for instance by national monitoring programmes and by improving animal health management. Although some initiatives exist in molecular genetic selection, quantitati...

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3fdb87c3-8a9a-5b6d-b358-ad8eccc7b842
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10.1101/2021.06.17.448802
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