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Genomic selection for resistance to Francisellosis in commercial Nile tilapia population: Genetic and genomic parameters, correlation with growth rate and predictive ability

2021-05-01

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Nile tilapia has become the most important species within freshwater aquaculture worldwide, the global tilapia market being expected to reach US$ 25 billion before the end of 2028. Since on an average 50% of the biomass is being lost during outbreaks of Francisellosis in tilapia farms, this study was undertaken to estimate the genetic parameters for resistance to this economically important disease of Nile tilapia...

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901ab530-78c0-58ea-bba6-0fd472c803c4
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2021.736515
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