Genetic Engineering Application in Animal Breeding-Review (Article)
Author: Kindinew Yalew, Abaynew Gelaye and Haben Fesseha
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Description: Genetic Engineering Application in Animal Breeding-Review (Article) por Kindinew Yalew, Abaynew Gelaye and Haben Fesseha is a review exploring the methods and applications of genetic engineering in animal breeding, covering topics from transgenesis to disease resistance. This paper provides a concise overview, valuable for understanding the potential and ethical considerations of genetic modification in livestock.
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