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Impact of genomic selection for disease resistance on the spread of infection in a simulated aquaculture population
Abstract Background In aquaculture, selection for disease resistance is typically based on mortality records from challenge tests performed on relatives of selection candidates. However, commercial success depends on limiting disease transmission, particularly the incidence and severity of outbreaks
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