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And open-heart surgery for dogs is only available at a few centers around the world. ur hope now is that breeders will be able to make informed breeding decisions
and breeders with a map they can use to home in on certain genes and by extension the plant s metabolic pathways.
what meets the tongue because in most plants those chemicals also confer defense against pests. epending on the cultivar in question breeders may want to change the biochemistrylyons says. ou could knock down chemicals you don t want
Much of the progress plant breeders have made in improving plant yields is actually due to delaying leaf senescence Gan says.
or#fancy#poultry breeders to identify at fine resolution the exact location of the mutation in the genome in blue egg laying chickens.
Breeding strategythe methods used in the study may also help breeders. This discovery explains what breeders call the maternal grandsire effect says co-senior author Doug Antczak equine geneticist at Cornell s College of Veterinary medicine.
Some genes like so-called speed genes in great racehorses skip a generation and only express in grandchildren if their carrier was a certain sex.
which could help breeders decision-making Better understanding of genomic imprinting may offer insights into several human diseases.
By transferring this gene to commercial wheat varieties wheat breeders will have a distinct advantage in controlling the epidemic the researchers say.
and might be used more often in U s. agriculture Doug also discussed the success of conventional corn breeders who have increased drought tolerance at a steady pace of 1 percent per year over decades.
which there s almost no recoveryâ#he says. â##We would miss a group of first year breeders or young birds
As an open access tool, researchers and crop breeders can submit their own data to Polymarker
Plant and animal breeders may find it useful, too, for creating new strains of crops and livestock.
Sequencing the genome of Upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) will help breeders develop varieties of cotton that are equipped better to combat the pests,
and breeders in the years ahead develop cotton varieties with improved fiber qualities, higher yields and more tolerance to heat, drought and diseases anticipated due to climate change.
and breeders. ur work indicates that SWEET4 could be a promising target for engineering varieties of maize,
In a world first, Professor Wallace Cowling from The UWA Institute of Agriculture and his team have taken the breeding model commonly used by animal breeders,
Animal breeders have developed a method of breeding that takes into account information from all relatives across all generations.
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