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Genomic selection for disease resilience using measures of antibody (ab) response.
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Table 1: Phenotypic (rp) and genetic correlations (rg) with standard error (se) between reproductive traits and antibody response under direct PRRS challenge.
Table 1: Phenotypic (rp) and genetic correlations (rg) with standard error (se) between reproductive traits and antibody response under direct PRRS challenge.

© Serão et al., 2014

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Chad Bierman, PhD,

Geneticist at Genesus Inc.
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