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Genomic prediction using low density marker panels in aquaculture: performance across species, traits, and genotyping platforms

2019-12-10

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Genomic selection increases the rate of genetic gain in breeding programmes, which results in significant cumulative improvements in commercially important traits such as disease resistance. Genomic selection currently relies on collecting genome-wide genotype data accross a large number of individuals which requires substantial economic investment. However, global aquaculture production predomi...

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8c11b15f-c79c-528d-969a-aa4250498610
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10.1101/869628
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