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|Heifer body weight gain and reproductive achievement in response to protein and energy supplementation while grazing dormant range forage (Dec 2014)
|Comparison of single-trait to multi-trait national evaluations for yield, health, and fertility (Dec 2014)
|QTLs associated with dry matter intake, metabolic mid-test weight, growth and feed efficiency have little overlap across 4 beef cattle studies (Nov 2014)
|The consequence of level of nutrition on heifer ovarian and mammary development (Nov 2014)
|Association of circulating active and total ghrelin concentrations with dry matter intake, growth, and carcass characteristics of finishing beef cattle (Nov 2014)
|Hormone-injected gravid channel catfish held in individual mesh bag reduces handling stress and improves reproductive performance in hatcheries (Nov 2014)
|Lysozyme as an alternative to antibiotics improves performance in nursery pigs during an indirect immune challenge (Oct 2014)
|Characterization of the rainbow trout spleen transcriptome and identification of immune-related genes (Oct 2014)
|Suspending mammalian LHRHa-injected channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus in individual nylon-mesh bag reduces stress and improves reproductive performance (Oct 2014)
|Genetic base changes for December 2014 (Oct 2014)
|Effect of high and low antral follicle count in pubertal beef heifers on in vitro fertilization (IVF) (Oct 2014)
|Net merit as a measure of lifetime profit: 2014 revision (Oct 2014)
|Altered theca and cumulus oocyte complex gene expression, follicular arrest and reduced fertility in cows with dominant follicle follicular fluid androgen excess (Oct 2014)
|Effects of feeding dry-rolled corn-based diets with and without wet distillers grains with solubles and zilpaterol hydrochloride on performance characteristics, and heat stress in finishing beef steers (Sep 2014)
|Contact zoonotic risks for aquaculture professionals in warm water aquaculture (Aug 2014)
|Marek's Disease Virus influences the core gut microbiome of the chicken during the early and late phases of viral replication (Aug 2014)
|The development and characterization of a 57K SNP Chip for rainbow trout (Aug 2014)
|Filling the knowledge gap: Integrating quantitative genetics and genomics in graduate education and outreach (Aug 2014)
|Accuracy of genomic selection for BCWD resistance in rainbow trout (Aug 2014)
|Improving genomic prediction for Danish Jersey using a joint Danish-US reference population (Aug 2014)
|Using haplotypes to unravel the inheritance of Holstein coat color for a larger audience (Aug 2014)
|Increasing the number of single nucleotide polymorphisms used in genomic evaluations of dairy cattle (Aug 2014)
|Approximation of reliability of direct genomic breeding values (Aug 2014)
|Single nucleotide polymorphisms in candidate genes related to daughter pregnancy rate in Holstein cows (Aug 2014)
|The hunt for a functional mutation affecting conformation and calving traits on chromosome 18 in Holstein cattle (Aug 2014)
|Using the whole read: structural variant detection using NGS data (Aug 2014)
|Including cow information in genomic prediction of Holstein dairy cattle in the US (Aug 2014)
|Increasing predictive ability using dominance in genomic selection (Aug 2014)
|Fast imputation using medium- or low-coverage sequence data (Aug 2014)
|Impact of adding foreign genomic information on Mexican Holstein imputation (Aug 2014)
|Effects of phytoestrogens on expression of genes regulating growth-related processes in rainbow trout (Aug 2014)
|Neuropeptides linking the control of appetite with reproductive function in domestic animals (Aug 2014)
|In vitro development of preimplantation porcine embryos using alginate hydrogels as a three-dimensional extracellular matrix (Aug 2014)
|The development of genomics applied to dairy breeding (Aug 2014)
|Improvement of prediction ability for genomic selection of dairy cattle by including dominance effects (Aug 2014)
|Systematic Differences in the Response of Genetic Variation to Pedigree and Genome Based Selection Methods (Jul 2014)
|Calculation and delivery of US genomic evaluations for dairy cattle (Jul 2014)
|Multi-trait, multi-breed conception rate evaluations (Jul 2014)
|Genomic selection for genetic resistance to Marek's disease (Jul 2014)
|LincRNAs in CD4+ T cells and Marek's disease (Jul 2014)
|Influence of Marek's disease virus on the core-gut microbiome of chickens resistant or susceptible to Marek's disease (Jul 2014)
|Determination of single nucleotide polymorphisms associated with subclinical ketosis in Jersey cattle (Jul 2014)
|Characterizing a point mutation within the UL5 gene that reduces in vivo replication and MD incidence (Jul 2014)
|An updated version of lifetime net merit incorporating additional fertility traits and new economic values (Jul 2014)
|Differential expression profiling of miRNAs between Marek's disease resistant and susceptible chickens (Jul 2014)
|Granulosa cell gene expression profiling in cows with divergent follicular fluid concentrations of androgens (Jul 2014)
|LH independent testosterone production is mediated by the interaction between GnRH-II and its receptor in the boar testis (Jul 2014)
|Systems biology approaches to understanding conceptus elongation and early pregnancy loss (Jul 2014)
|Arginine decarboxylase (ADC) and agmatinase (AGMAT): an alternative pathway for synthesis of polyamines in pig conceptuses and uteri (Jul 2014)
|Cell localization of SLC2 glucose transporter family member mRNA in endometria and placentae from pregnant pigs (Jul 2014)
|De novo assembly and identification of unique contigs in the bovine oviduct from animals with high and low circulating estradiol concentrations during timed artificial insemination (Jul 2014)
|Defining the lactocrine-sensitive neonatal porcine uterine transcriptome (Jul 2014)
|DNA polymorphisms and transcript abundance of PRKAG2 and phosphorylated AMP-activated protein kinase in the rumen are associated with gain and feed intake in beef steers (Jul 2014)
|Dissection of genomic correlation matrices of US Holsteins using multivariate factor analysis (Jul 2014)
|Mapping and genotypic analysis of NK-lysin gene in chicken (Jul 2014)
|Microarray studies in high and low RFI cattle reveal a potential role for gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) in regulating feed efficiency (Jul 2014)
|Effects of dietary glycerin inclusion at 0, 5, 10, and 15% of dry matter on energy metabolism and nutrient balance in finishing beef steers (Jul 2014)
|The cellular and molecular etiology of the craniofacial defects in the avian ciliopathic mutant talpid2 (Jul 2014)
|Association of plasma ghrelin concentrations with feed intake in beef cattle (Jul 2014)
|Development of a lifetime merit-based selection index for US dairy grazing systems (Jul 2014)
|Effects of parity and selection for uterine capacity on sow litter performance traits (Jul 2014)
|Maternal dietary effects on embryonic ovarian development in cattle (Jul 2014)
|Energy content of reduced-fat distillers grains for lactating dairy cows (Jul 2014)
|Effects of metabolizable energy intake on tympanic temperature and average daily gain of steers finished in southern Chile during wintertime (Jul 2014)
|Rna-Seq Detection of Differential Gene Expression in the Rumen of Beef Steers Associated with Feed Efficiency Phenotypes (Jul 2014)
|Influence of dry matter intake, dry matter digestibility, and feeding behavior on body weight gain of beef steers (Jul 2014)
|Comparison of efficiency of energy use in Holstein and Jersey dairy cows offered diets containing reduce fat distillers grains (RFDDGS) (Jul 2014)
|Non-targeted plasma metabolomic profile at early and late lactation in parity 1 dams with diverging body composition at weaning (Jul 2014)
|Evaluation of anthelmintic resistance of intestinal parasitic nematodes in heifers in south central Nebraska (Jul 2014)
|Can we improve cow efficiency or manipulate feeding strategies to reduce inputs? (Jul 2014)
|Evaluation of a gonadotropin releasing hormone analog of cGnRH II as a spawning aid for channel catfish versus analogs of mGnRH I and sGnRH III (Jun 2014)
|Influence of Miles City Line 1 on the United States Hereford Population (Jun 2014)
|Effects of maternal nutrient restriction followed by realimentation during midgestation on uterine blood flow in beef cows (Jun 2014)
|Index-in-retrospect and breeding objectives characterizing genetic improvement programs for South African Nguni cattle (Jun 2014)
|Progress of the rainbow trout reference genome assembly project (Jun 2014)
|Relationship between selection for feed efficiency and methane production (Jun 2014)
|Growth performance comparison of intercross-triploid, induced triploid, and diploid rainbow trout (Jun 2014)
|Performance of alternative diets containing solvent-extracted distillers dried grains with solubles compared to traditional diets for pond-raised channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus and hybrid catfish I. punctatus x I. furcat (Jun 2014)
|Intravitreal injection of a chimeric phage endolysin Ply187 protects mice from Staphylococcus aureus endophthalmitis (Jun 2014)
|Genomic evaluation, breed identification, and discovery of a haplotype affecting fertility for Ayrshire dairy cattle (Jun 2014)
|Production of homozygous transgenic rainbow trout with enhanced disease resistance (Jun 2014)
|Effects of RFRP2 and RF9 on secretion of luteinizing hormone in prepubertal gilts (Jun 2014)
|Effect of essential fatty acid and zinc supplementation during pregnancy on birth intervals, neonatal piglet brain myelination, stillbirth, and preweaning mortality (Jun 2014)
|Detection of QTL in rainbow trout affecting survival when challenged with Flavobacterium psychrophilum (Jun 2014)
|Relationship of follicle size and concentrations of estradiol among cows exhibiting or not exhibiting estrus during a fixed-time AI protocol (Jun 2014)
|Histological and computed tomographic evaluation of a parasitic conjoined twin in hybrid catfish Ictalurus punctatus X I. furcatus (Jun 2014)
|Measures of the ovaries and uterus during development of gilts selected for differences in uterine capacity (Jun 2014)
|Effects of IL8 and immune cells on the regulation of luteal progesterone secretion (Jun 2014)
|In vitro and in vivo effects of phytoestrogens on protein turnover in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) white muscle (May 2014)
|Recent advances in studying of copy number variation and gene expression (May 2014)
|Genotypes are useful for more than genomic evaluation (May 2014)
|Genotypes are useful for more than genomic evaluation (May 2014)
|Changes in the rumen microbiome from steers differing in feed efficiency (May 2014)
|Validation of linked QTL for bacterial cold water disease resistance and spleen size on rainbow trout chromosome Omy19 (May 2014)
|An investigation of the structure and function of antistaphylococcal endolysins using kinetic methods (May 2014)
|Use of vegetated drainage ditches and low-grade weirs for aquaculture effluent mitigation: I. Nutrients (May 2014)
|Comparison of methionine hydroxy analogue chelated versus sulfate forms of copper, zinc, and manganese on growth performance and pregnancy rates in yearling beef replacement heifers (May 2014)
|A resource of single-nucleotide polymorphisms for rainbow trout generated by restriction-site associated DNA sequencing of doubled haploids (May 2014)
|Evaluation of the Criollo breed Romosinuano as purebred and crossbred cows with Brahman and Angus in Florida. II. Maternal influence on calf traits, cow weight, and measures of maternal efficiency (May 2014)
|Genomewide association study of reproductive efficiency in female cattle (May 2014)
|Short communication: Use of young bulls in the United States (May 2014)
|A genome-wide association study of calf birth weight in Holstein cattle using single nucleotide polymorphisms and phenotypes predicted from auxiliary traits (May 2014)
|Use of vegetated drainage ditches and low-grade weirs for aquaculture effluent mitigation: II. Suspended sediment (May 2014)
|Evaluation of the Criollo breed Romosinuano as purebred and crossbred cows with Brahman and Angus in Florida. I. Reproduction and parturition (May 2014)
|Genomic selection for producer-recorded health event data in US dairy cattle (May 2014)
|The cytochrome P450 genes of channel catfish: their involvement in disease defense responses as revealed by meta-analysis of RNA-Seq datasets (Apr 2014)
|Genome-wide association study and ancestral origins of the slick-hair coat in tropically adapted cattle (Apr 2014)
|MicroRNA content in milk exosomes as a phenotypic indicator of Staphylococcus aureus infection in the bovine mammary gland (Apr 2014)
|Assessment of inbreeding depression in Nellore cows (Bos indicus) through high-density SNP genotypes (Apr 2014)
|Evidence of common signatures of selection in the genomes of West African cattle and the Yoruba human population (Apr 2014)
|Genome-Wide scans for carcass and meat traits in nellore cattle (Apr 2014)
|Computational analysis of bovine milk exosomal miRNAs profiles derived from uninfected and Streptococcus uberis infected mammary gland (Apr 2014)
|Mapping and expression of candidate genes for development rate in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Apr 2014)
|Genome-wide analysis reveals the ancient and recent admixture history of East African Shorthorn Zebu (EASZ) (Apr 2014)
|Population sequencing reveals breed and sub-species specific CNVs in cattle (Apr 2014)
|Genome wide CNV analysis reveals additional variants associated with milk production traits in Holsteins (Apr 2014)
|A genome-wide survey reveals a deletion polymorphism associated with resistance to gastrointestinal nematodes in Angus cattle (Apr 2014)
|gga-miR-375 plays a key role in tumorigenesis post subgroup J Avian Leukosis Virus infection (Apr 2014)
|Genetic evaluation of stillbirth in US Brown Swiss and Jersey cattle (Apr 2014)
|Application of the a posteriori granddaughter design to the Holstein genome (Apr 2014)
|Lactococcosis in silver carp Hypophthalmichthys molitrix (Mar 2014)
|Worldwide patterns of ancestry, divergence, and admixture in domesticated cattle (Mar 2014)
|Bovine exome sequence analysis and targeted SNP genotyping of recessive fertility defects HH2, HH3, and BH1 reveals causative mutation in SMC2 for HH3 (Mar 2014)
|Genome-wide association study for intramuscular fat deposition and composition in Nellore cattle (Mar 2014)
|Gene expression profiles of bovine mammary epithelial cells and association with milk composition traits using RNA-seq (Mar 2014)
|Co-culture of channel catfish with hybrid catfish facilitates 'herd effect' to improve production performance (Mar 2014)
|Ontogeny of the cortisol stress response in channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) (Mar 2014)
|Identification and characterization of MicroRNAs expressed in chicken skeletal muscle (Mar 2014)
|Assessing signatures of selection through variation in linkage disequilibrium between taurine and indicine cattle (Mar 2014)
|Global changes in uterine protein secretion are associated with differences in the number of antral follicles in heifers (Mar 2014)
|Energy dynamics during fetal to neonatal transition and the influence of perinatal energy stores on early neonatal survival (Mar 2014)
|Effect of salt treatments on survival and consumer acceptance of freshwater prawn, Macrobrachium rosenbergii (Mar 2014)
|Surface enlargement factor of rumen papillae and expression of genes involved in dermatological diseases and their relationships with feed intake in beef steers (Mar 2014)
|Lysozyme as an alternative to antibiotics improves growth performance and tumor necrosis factor-a levels during an indirect immune challenge (Mar 2014)
|Assessment of a phytogenic feed additive (Digestarom P.E.P. MGE) on growth performance, processing yield, fillet composition, and survival of channel catfish (Feb 2014)
|Mapping the microbiome of Ictalurid catfish: tissue and species-specific community composition (Feb 2014)
|Accuracy of genomic predictions in Bos indicus (Nellore) cattle (Feb 2014)
|Differential expression of Toll-like receptor pathway genes in chicken embryo fibroblasts from chickens resistant and susceptible to Marek's disease (Feb 2014)
|Effects on specific promoter DNA methylation in zebrafish embryos and larvae following benzo[a]pyrene exposure (Feb 2014)
|RNA-seq analysis of early hepatic response to handling and confinement stress in rainbow trout (Feb 2014)
|Genome-wide mapping of loci explaining variance in scrotal circumference in Nellore cattle (Feb 2014)
|The challenges and importance of structural variation detection in livestock (Feb 2014)
|Genome-wide detection of signatures of selection in Korean Hanwoo cattle (Feb 2014)
|Host genetic resistance to Marek's disease sustains protective efficacy of herpesvirus of turkey in both experimental and commercial lines of chickens (Feb 2014)
|Population sequencing reveals breed and sub-species specific CNVs in cattle (Feb 2014)
|Metabolic and locomotor responses of juvenile paddlefish Polyodon spathula to hypoxia and temperature (Feb 2014)
|Use of RADs to identify canidate genes for response to crowding stress in rainbow trout (Feb 2014)
|Low temperature exposure to post-vitellogenic channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus extend reporductive readiness (Feb 2014)
|Breeding strategy of US farm-raised channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus affects progeny production and performance (Feb 2014)
|House-level moisture production of modern swine by age, temperature and source (Feb 2014)
|Increasing long-term response by selecting for favorable minor alleles (Feb 2014)
|Edwardsiella piscicida identified in the southeastern United States by gyrB sequence, species specific and repetitive sequence mediated PCR (Feb 2014)
|The effect of follicle age on conception rate in beef heifers (Feb 2014)
|Variation in the coding and 3' untranslated regions of the porcine prolactin receptor short form modifies protein expression and function (Feb 2014)
|Pre-spawning carotenoid fortified diets improve reproductive traits of channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus and subsequent progeny performance (Feb 2014)
|Effects of salinity on growth and ion regulation of juvenile alligator gar Atractosteus spatula (Feb 2014)
|The effect of follicle age on pregnancy rate in beef cows (Jan 2014)
|On-site evaluation of commercial-scale hybrid catfish production using cryopreserved blue catfish sperm (Jan 2014)
|Ploidy effects on genes regulating growth mechanisms during fasting and refeeding in juvenile rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Jan 2014)
|General and specific combining ability of male blue catfish Ictalurus furcatus and female channel catfish I. punctatus for growth and carcass yield of their F1 hybrid progeny (Jan 2014)
|Critical thermal maxima of two geographic strains of channel and hybrid catfish (Jan 2014)
|Effects of decreased dietary roughage concentration on energy metabolism and nutrient balance in finishing beef cattle (Jan 2014)
|Identification of positional candidate genes for response to crowding stress in rainbow trout (Jan 2014)
|Characterization of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) spleen transcriptome and identification of immune-related genes (Jan 2014)
|Validation of linkage between BCWD resistance and spleen size QTL on Omy19 in rainbow trout: Pleiotropy versus linkage (Jan 2014)
|Gene expression dynamics during embryonic development in rainbow trout (Jan 2014)
|Transcriptome assembly and digital gene expression atlas of the rainbow trout (Jan 2014)
|The USDA Feed the Future Initiative for genetic improvement of African goats: an update on genomic resources and genetic characterization of indigenous breeds (Jan 2014)
|Preliminary analysis of microRNA transcriptome altered by vaccine and Marek's disease virus in chickens (Jan 2014)
|Characterization of microbiomes related to respiratory disease in cattle (Jan 2014)
|The use of population-scale sequencing to identify CNVs impacting productive traits in different cattle breeds (Jan 2014)
|Candidate causative mutation on BTA18 associated with calving and conformation traits in Holstein bulls (Jan 2014)
|An evaluation of the differences in the rumen transcriptome among beef steers with extreme feed efficiency phenotypes (Jan 2014)
|Kudoa thunni from blackfin tuna (Thunnus atlanticus) harvested off the island of St. Kitts, West Indies (Jan 2014)
|Uterine and placental interactions during necrotic tip development in the pig from day 22 to 42 of gestation (Jan 2014)
|Effect of high and low antral follicle count in pubertal beef heifers on IVF (Jan 2014)
|Effects of feeding level and sexual maturation on fatty acid composition of energy stores in diploid and triploid rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Jan 2014)
|Genomic divergence of zebu and taurine cattle identified through high-density SNP genotyping (Dec 2013)
|Mating programs including genomic relationships and dominance effects (Dec 2013)
|Atf3 Expression in the Corpus Luteum: Possible Role in Luteal Regression (Dec 2013)
|Complete genome sequence of channel catfish gastrointestinal sepicemia isolate Edwardsiella tarda C07-087 (Nov 2013)
|Adipose and muscle tissue gene expression of two genes (NCAPG and LCORL) located in a chromosomal region associated with cattle feed intake and gain (Nov 2013)
|Implication of lateral genetic transfer in the emergence of Aeromonas hydrophila isolates of epidemic outbreaks in channel catfish (Nov 2013)
|Effect of artificial selection on runs of Homozygosity in U.S. Holstein cattle (Nov 2013)
|Current and future assisted reproductive technologies for fish species (Nov 2013)
|The effect of soluble uterine factors on porcine embryo development within a three-dimensional alginate matrix system (Nov 2013)
|Genetic susceptibility to infectious disease in East African Shorthorn Zebu: a genome-wide analysis of the effect of heterozygosity and exotic introgression (Nov 2013)
|Bacterial infections from aquatic species: potential for and prevention of contact zoonoses (Nov 2013)
|Effect of age at puberty/conception date on cow longevity (Nov 2013)
|A genome scan for meat quality in Nelore beef cattle (Nov 2013)
|Transcriptional regulation of teleost aicda genes. Pt 1 suppressors of promiscuous promoters (Oct 2013)
|Transcriptional profiling of Meq-dependent genes in Marek's disease resistant and susceptible inbred chicken lines (Oct 2013)
|Accuracy of genomic predictions in Nellore beef cattle (Oct 2013)
|A genome-wide survey reveals a deletion polymorphism associated with resistance to gastrointestinal nematodes in Angus cattle (Oct 2013)
|Effect of type and concentration of water hardness on the fertilization and hatching success of channel X blue F1 hybrid catfish eggs (Oct 2013)
|Structural and functional impacts of copy number variations on the cattle genome (Oct 2013)
|Comparison of conventional and low-oligosaccharide soybean meals for channel catfish (Oct 2013)
|Genotype-by-environment interaction of growth traits in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss): A continental scale study (Oct 2013)
|Effect of sexual maturation on muscle gene expression of rainbow trout: RNA-Seq approach (Oct 2013)
|The Genetic Architecture of Genetic Resistance to Marek's Disease (Sep 2013)
|Effect of dietary lysine on hepatic lysine catabolism in broilers (Sep 2013)
|Complete genome sequence of channel catfish epidemic isolate Aeromonas hydrophila ML09-119 (Sep 2013)
|Imputation of microsatellite alleles from dense SNP genotypes for parentage verification across multiple Bos taurus and Bos indicus breeds (Sep 2013)
|Increasing long term response by selecting for favorable minor alleles (Sep 2013)
|Measuring genomic pre-selection in theory and in practice (Sep 2013)
|Cloning and characterization of a novel oocyte-specific gene encoding an F-Box protein in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Sep 2013)
|Alternative models in genetic analyses of carcass traits measured by ultrasonography in Guzerá cattle: A Bayesian approach (Sep 2013)
|Circulating bovine pregnancy associated glycoproteins (bPAGs) are associated with late embryonic/fetal survival but not ovulatory follicle size in suckled beef cows (Sep 2013)
|Physicochemical characterization of Staphylococcus aureus-lysing LysK enzyme in complexes with polycationic (Sep 2013)
|Metabolic status, gonadotropin secretion, and ovarian function during acute nutrient restriction of beef heifers (Sep 2013)
|Heifer calving date positively influences calf weaning weights through six parturitions (Sep 2013)
|Quantitative trait loci affecting response to crowding stress in an F2 generation of rainbow trout produced through phenotypic selection (Sep 2013)
|Effects of glycerin on receiving performance and health status of beef steers and nutrient digestibility and rumen fermentation characteristics of growing steers (Aug 2013)
|High overlap of CNVs and selection signatures revealed by varLD analyses of taurine and zebu cattle (Aug 2013)
|Random forests approach for identifying additive and epistatic single nucleotide polymorphisms associated with residual feed intake in dairy cattle (Aug 2013)
|Effects of fertility on gene expression and function of the bovine endometrium (Aug 2013)
|Effects of nesfatin-1 on food intake and LH secretion in prepubertal gilts and genomic association of the porcine NUCB2 gene with growth traits (Aug 2013)
|Comparative analysis of Edwardsiella tarda isolates from fish in the eastern United States suggests the existence of two genetically distinct species, Edwardsiella tarda and Edwardsiella pseudotarda sp. nov (Aug 2013)
|Application of a posteriori granddaughter and modified granddaughter designs to determine Holstein haplotype effects (Aug 2013)
|Effects of crude glycerin in steam-flaked corn-based diets fed to growing feedlot cattle (Aug 2013)
|A standardized microsatellite marker panel for parentage and kinship analyses in channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus (Aug 2013)
|Single nucleotide polymorphisms in candidate genes associated with fertilizing ability of sperm and subsequent embryonic development in cattle (Jul 2013)
|Basal polarization of the mucosal compartment in Flavobacterium columnare susceptible and resistant channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Jul 2013)
|Goat breeding in the tropics: development and application of the genomic tools in a USAID "Feed the Future" program (Jul 2013)
|Genome-wide association mapping for identification of quantitative trait loci for rectal temperature during heat stress in Holstein cattle (Jul 2013)
|Characterization and expression analysis of genes involved in SUMOylation during embryogenesis in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Jul 2013)
|Ruminal and adipose gene expression in beef steers selected for diverse feed intake and gain phenotypes (Jul 2013)
|Ruminal methanogens in steers that are negative or positive for residual gain (Jul 2013)
|Relationships of birth weight traits with age at first estrus and number of ovulations in Landrace-Duroc-Yorkshire gilts (Jul 2013)
|Heritability estimates of performance and health traits of Holstein calves (Jul 2013)
|Using 90,113 single nucleotide polymorphisms in genomic evaluation of dairy cattle (Jul 2013)
|Breeding for polled dairy cows versus dehorning: Preliminary cost assessments & discussion (Jul 2013)
|Genomic divergence of indicine and taurine cattle identified through high-density SNP genotyping (Jul 2013)
|Application of a posteriori granddaughter and modified granddaughter designs to determine Holstein haplotype effects (Jul 2013)
|Abundance of total genomic 5-methylcytosine and 5-hydroxymethylcytosine in different pig tissues (Jul 2013)
|Analysis of health trait data from on-farm computer systems in the U.S. I: Pedigree and genomic variance components estimation (Jul 2013)
|Optimal age at first calving for U.S. dairy cattle (Jul 2013)
|Regression metamodels of an optimal genomic testing strategy in dairy cattle when selection intensity is low (Jul 2013)
|Analysis of health trait data from on-farm computer systems in the U.S. II: Comparison of genomic analyses including two-stage and single-step methods (Jul 2013)
|Lipogenic-associated gene activity of adipose tissue from beef heifers and relation to production and reproductive traits (Jul 2013)
|Genomic evaluation and identification of haplotype affecting fertility for Ayrshire dairy cattle (Jul 2013)
|Tools to exploit sequence data to find new markers and disease loci in dairy cattle (Jul 2013)
|Mating programs including genomic relationships (Jul 2013)
|Trends in noncompliance with milk quality standards for Dairy Herd Improvement herds in the United States (Jul 2013)
|Relationship of follicle size and concentrations of estradiol among cows that do and do not exhibit estrus during a fixed-time AI protocol (Jul 2013)
|The effects of selecting for the myostatin F94L polymorphism on reproductive traits in pubertal heifers (Jul 2013)
|Dissection of genomic correlation matrices using multivariate factor analysis in dairy and dual-purpose cattle breeds (Jul 2013)
|Rapid quantitative detection of Aeromonas hydrophila strains associated with disease outbreaks in catfish aquaculture (Jul 2013)
|Triennial Reproduction Symposium: Limitations in uterine and conceptus physiology that lead to fetal losses (Jul 2013)
|Laser capture microdissection coupled with RNA-seq reveals that short cuboidal trophoblast cells of the porcine placenta possess a transcriptome consistent with a migratory cell type (Jul 2013)
|A bovine model for polycystic ovary syndrome (Jul 2013)
|Changes in ovarian function associated with circulating concentrations of estradiol prior to a GnRH-induced ovulation in beef cows (Jul 2013)
|Comprehensive survey and genomic characterization of toll-like receptors in channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus: identification of novel fish TLRs (Jul 2013)
|We are making inroads on health and fitness traits (Jul 2013)
|Possible roles of transporters SLC2A5 and SLC2A8 in fructose movement between maternal and fetal tissues during pig pregnancy (Jul 2013)
|Does reduced peri-pubertal nutrient intake influence the ovarian reserve in beef heifers? (Jul 2013)
|Insulin and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) receptor phosphorylation in µ-calpain knockout mice (Jul 2013)
|Granulosa cells from bovine follicles activate different signal transduction pathways dependent on follicle health status and ability to convert androstenedione to estrogen (Jul 2013)
|Effects of roughage concentration in dry-rolled corn-based diets containing wet distillers grains with solubles on performance and carcass characteristics of finishing beef steers (Jul 2013)
|Role of GnRH-II and its receptor in testicular function (Jul 2013)
|Genetics of reproductive traits: Antagonisms with production traits (Jun 2013)
|Comprehensive survey and genomic characterization of toll-like receptors (TLRS) in channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus: Identification of novel fish TLRS (Jun 2013)
|An atlas of DNA methylation in diverse bovine tissues (Jun 2013)
|Comparison of disease resistance between diploid, induced-triploid, and intercross-triploid rainbow trout including trout selected for resistance to Flavobacterium psychrophilum (Jun 2013)
|Impact of number of estrous cycles exhibited prior to start of breeding on reproductive performance in beef heifers (Jun 2013)
|Genome-wide association study for birth weight Brazilian Nellore cattle (Bos primigenuis indicus) points to previously described orthologous genes affecting human and bovine height (Jun 2013)
|Comparative genomic analysis of catfish linkage group 8 reveals two homologous chromosomes in zebrafish and other teleosts with extensive inter-chromosomal rearrangements (Jun 2013)
|Roles of selected nutrients in development of the porcine conceptus during pregnancy (Jun 2013)
|Application of RNA-seq transcriptomic analysis to reproductive physiology of the pig: Insights into differential trophoblast function within the late gestation porcine placenta (Jun 2013)
|Discovery of single nucleotide polymorphisms in candidate genes associated with fertility and production traits in Holstein cattle (Jun 2013)
|Integrated analyses of genome-wide DNA occupancy and expression profiling identify key genes and pathways involved in cellular transformation by the Marek's disease virus oncoprotein Meq (Jun 2013)
|Comparative analysis of CNV calling algorithms: literature survey and a case study using bovine high-density SNP data (Jun 2013)
|Association of STAT2 SNP genotypes and growth phenotypes in heifers from an Angus, Brahman and Romosinuano diallel population (Jun 2013)
|Genetic variation in feed consumption, growth, nutrient utilization efficiency and mitochondrial function within a farmed population of channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Jun 2013)
|Challenges and opportunities for farmer-recorded data in health and welfare selection (May 2013)
|Standardization of health data – ICAR guidelines including health key (May 2013)
|Genomic evaluation of health traits in dairy cattle (May 2013)
|Essential oils enhance fillet composition of channel catfish (May 2013)
|Undetectable bacterial resistance to phage lytic proteins from the Staphylococcus aureus bacteriophage vB_SauS-phiIPLA88 (May 2013)
|Visualization of Marek's disease virus in vitro using enhanced green fluorescent protein fused with US10 (May 2013)
|Effects of triploidy on growth and protein degradation during the recovery from feed deprivation in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (May 2013)
|Discriminatory PCR assays differentiate between Edwardsiella tarda and Edwardsiella tarda-like species and identify the predominant species in catfish aquaculture (Apr 2013)
|What is a species a species? Genetic variability of Edwardsiella tarda in the Southeastern United States (Apr 2013)
|Open source tools to exploit DNA sequence data from livestock species (Apr 2013)
|Mating programs including genomic relationships and dominance effects (Apr 2013)
|Analysis of population structure and genetic history of cattle breeds based on high-density SNP data (Apr 2013)
|Feedlot research at the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center (Apr 2013)
|Morphological and molecular characterization of novel species of Henneguya found in the gills of farm-raised channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus (Apr 2013)
|Intraspecific rDNA variability of Kudoa sp. isolates from blackfin tuna (Thunnus atlanticus) suggests K. crumena and K. thunni are synonymous (Apr 2013)
|Genetic diversity of cultured and wild populations of the freshwater prawn Macrobrachium rosenbergii based on microsatellite analysis (Apr 2013)
|Changes in expression of CWC15 during preimplantation development in the bovine embryo (Apr 2013)
|A deleterious effect associated with UNH159 is attenuated in twin embryos of an inbred line of tilapia (Oreochromis aureus) (Apr 2013)
|Dnmt Gene Expression and Methylome in Marek's Disease Resistant and Susceptible Chickens Prior to and Following Infection by Mdv (Apr 2013)
|Calcium deprivation during channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus X blue catfish, I. furcatus F1 hybrid catfish embryo development affects hatching success (Mar 2013)
|Quantifying cyanobacterial phycocyanin concentration in turbid productive waters: a quasi-analytical approach (Mar 2013)
|Genetic variation in bison (bison bison) subspecies and cattle (Bos taurus) breeds and subspecies (Mar 2013)
|Environmental impact of new feeding choices in the feedlot industry (Mar 2013)
|Fetal liver glycogen production and glycogenic transcript expression during prenatal development from pig breeds differing in preweaning survivability (Mar 2013)
|Methylation patterns in fetal tissues generated from gilts inseminated with fresh or cryopreserved semen (Mar 2013)
|Bovine females with thecal cell androgen excess result in altered oocyte maternal effect gene abundance (Mar 2013)
|How our basic understanding of the ovarian reserve is improving reproductive management in domestic farm animals (Mar 2013)
|Estrogen receptor 1 and 2 mRNA expression and protein localization in the porcine endometrium during the estrous cycle and early pregnancy (Mar 2013)
|Physiology and Endocrinology Symposium: The current status of heat shock in early embryonic survival and reproductive efficiency (Mar 2013)
|Growth performance comparison of intercross-triploid, induced-triploid, and diploid female rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss (Feb 2013)
|Effects of phytoestrogens on indices of protein turnover in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) primary myocytes (Feb 2013)
|Mapping of QTL for bacterial cold water disease resistance in rainbow trout (Feb 2013)
|Identifying genes affectng stress response in rainbow trout (Feb 2013)
|Effect of sexual maturation on muscle gene expression of rainbow trout on a high nutritional plane: RNA-Seq approach (Feb 2013)
|Does magnesium hardness in hatching waters affect the fertilization and hatching success of hybrid catfish eggs (Feb 2013)
|Production of transgenic rainbow trout resistant to infection by bacterial and viral pathogens (Feb 2013)
|Effects of essential oil on performance characteristics, survival, processing characteristics, and fillet proximate composition of channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus (Feb 2013)
|Holding hormone-induced channel catfish females in hatchery pond improves efficiency and reduces the hatchery cost of producing channel X blue hybrid catfish fry (Feb 2013)
|Efficacy of salmon GnRHa to stimulate ovulation in channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus in hybrid catfish fry production (Feb 2013)
|Overview of zoonotic infections from fish and shellfish (Feb 2013)
|Roles for mannose binding lectin and rhamnose binding lectin in channel catfish fed essential oils and challenged with Edwardsiella ictaluri (Feb 2013)
|Effects of calcium and magnesium hardness on the fertilization and hatching success of channel X blue hybrid catfish eggs (Feb 2013)
|Deep sequencing of immune repertoires during bovine development and in response to respiratory pathogen challenge (Feb 2013)
|Ooctye diameter and plasma vitellogenin as predictive factors to identify potential channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus suitable for induced spawning (Feb 2013)
|Does resistance to Marek's disease select for specific gut microflora that play a role in influencing the host immune response (Feb 2013)
|Bacteriophage-encoded lytic enzymes control growth of contaminating Lactobacillus found in fuel ethanol fermentations (Feb 2013)
|DNA methylation down-regulates EGFR expression in chicken (Feb 2013)
|Recent improvements in channel catfish reproduction (Feb 2013)
|Systems Biology in Animal Breeding: Identifying relationships among markers, genes, and phenotypes (Feb 2013)
|Recent improvements in channel x blue hybrid catfish fry production facilitates higher production and adoption in the catfish industry (Jan 2013)
|Remediation of uranium-contaminated groundwater by sorption onto hydoxyapatite derived from catfish bones (Jan 2013)
|Identification of specific long noncoding RNA profiles in chicken with different susceptibility to Marek's disease (Jan 2013)
|Identification and characterization of long non-coding RNAs in rainbow trout eggs (Jan 2013)
|Genome-wide copy number variant analysis in inbred chickens lines with different susceptibility to Marek's disease (Jan 2013)
|Single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) discovery in rainbow trout using restriction site associated DNA (RAD) sequencing of doubled haploids and assessment of polymorphism in a population survey (Jan 2013)
|Marek's Disease Virus Infection Induces Widespread Differential Chromatin Marks in Inbred Chicken Lines (Jan 2013)
|Bos taurus indicus (Nelore) hybrid assembly improvement using PacBio reads (Jan 2013)
|Host Genetics and Vaccine Efficacy: Global gene expression differentiation induced by vaccine and MDV in MD resistant and susceptible chickens based on Next-Gen RNA-Seq reads (Jan 2013)
|Identification of direct gene targets that the MDV oncoprotein Meq regulates via ChIP and expression analyses (Jan 2013)
|Complete genome assemblies and methylome characterization in infectious diseases (Jan 2013)
|Microsatellite Imputation for parental verification from SNP across multiple Bos taurus and indicus breeds (Jan 2013)
|African goat improvement project: A feed the future initiative harnessing geneticdiversity for conservation, disease resistance, and improved productivity (Jan 2013)
|Population analysis of 60 worldwide cattle breeds using high-density (700k)SNP genotyping (Jan 2013)
|Admixture and linkage disequilibrium analysis of meat goat breeds (Jan 2013)
|Multi-platform next generation sequencing of a high quality genome assembly for the goat (Jan 2013)
|RNA-seq analysis of stress response in rainbow trout (Jan 2013)
|Combined arms: a full spectrum approach to structural variant discovery in livestock populations (Jan 2013)
|Mapping cattle copy number variations in water buffalo (Jan 2013)
|Maturity stage and plasma testosterone levels are related to sperm production in blue catfish Ictalurus furcatus (Jan 2013)
|Relative effectiveness of carp pituitary extract, luteinizing hormone releasing hormone analog LHRHa injections and LHRHa implants for producing hybrid catfish fry (Jan 2013)
|Production and associated economics of fingerling to stocker to growout modular phases for farming channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus, in commercial size ponds (Dec 2012)
|Influences of cyclic, high temperatures on juvenile channel catfish growth and feeding (Dec 2012)
|Effect of heifer calving date on longevity and lifetime productivity (Dec 2012)
|Management strategies for improving lifetime reproductive success in beef heifers (Dec 2012)
|What we know about the genetics of reproduction (Dec 2012)
|QTL affecting stress response to crowding in a rainbow trout broodstock population (Nov 2012)
|Multi-batch catfish production and economic analysis using alternative low-cost diets with corn gluten feed and traditional diets with meat-and-bone meal (Nov 2012)
|Egg quality in fish: pH of stripped eggs can predict catfish hatching success (Nov 2012)
|The potential use of ultrasound to control the trematode bolbophorus confusus by eliminating the ram's horn snail planorbella trivolvis in commercial aquaculture settings (Oct 2012)
|Genetic sequence data identifies the cercaria of drepanocephalus spathans Digenea echinostomatidea a parasite of the double-crested cormorant Phalacrocorax auritus with notes on its pathology in juvenile channel catfish Ictal (Oct 2012)
|Effects of winter feeding on growth body composition and processing traits of co-cultured blue catfish Ictalurus furcatus channel catfish I. punctatus and channel catfish x blue catfish hybrids (Sep 2012)
|Effect of sexual maturation and polyploidy on chemical composition and fatty acid content of energy stores in female rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Aug 2012)
|Molecular characterization and expression analysis of Zar1 and Zar1-like genes in rainbow trout (Aug 2012)
|Importin alpha8 (KPNA7) interacts with STL3, an oocyte-specific protein in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Aug 2012)
|The influence of ovarian fluid ph of stripped unfertilized channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus eggs on the hatching success of channel catfish x blue catfish I. furcatus hybrid catfish eggs (Aug 2012)
|Pathogenic infection confounds induction of the estrogenic biomarker vitellogenin in rainbow trout (Jul 2012)
|Effects of phytoestrogens on protein turnover in rainbow trout primary myocytes (Jul 2012)
|Comparison of methionine chelated versus sulfate trace minerals on rate and efficiency of gain and pregnancy rates in beef heifers (Jul 2012)
|Biological productivity in small impoundments (Jul 2012)
|Aquaculture: Challenges and promise (Jul 2012)
|Genetic parameter estimates for feed intake, body composition, and fillet quality traits in a rainbow trout population selected for improved growth (Jun 2012)
|Mapping of QTL for bacterial cold water disease resistance in rainbow trout (Jun 2012)
|Analysis of differential gene expression in response to handling and confinement stress in rainbow trout using whole transcriptome RNA-seq (Jun 2012)
|Chapter 19: Sport fish pond fertilization (Jun 2012)
|Characterization of the rainbow trout oocyte microRNA transcriptome (Jun 2012)
|Quantitative trait loci analyses and RNA-seq identify genes affecting stress response in rainbow trout (Jun 2012)
|Use of RADs and doubled haploids to identify SNPs in rainbow trout (Jun 2012)
|The effect of calcium hardness on hatching success of channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus x blue catfish I furcatus hybrid catfish eggs (Jun 2012)
|Transfering vitamin C from fish to embryos (Jun 2012)
|Characterization of mannose binding lectin from channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Jun 2012)
|Factors affecting the first cleavage interval and effects of parental generation on tetraploid production in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (May 2012)
|Rna-Seq Identifies Snp Markers for Growth Traits in Rainbow Trout (May 2012)
|Genome sequence of the fish pathogen Flavobacterium columnare ATCC 49512 (May 2012)
|Impact of carbon dioxide level, water velocity, strain, and feeding regimen on growth and fillet attributes of cultured rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Apr 2012)
|Effect of genetics and feeding strategies on growth of rainbow trout (Apr 2012)
|Effects of abrupt pH increases on survival of different stages of young channel catfish and hybrid catfish (Apr 2012)
|A second generation integrated map of the rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) genome: analysis of synteny with model fish genomes (Mar 2012)
|Pre and postprandial changes in orexigenic and anorexigenic factors in channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Mar 2012)
|Molecular crosstalk between a chemical and a biological stressor and consequences on disease manifestation in rainbow trout (Mar 2012)
|Replacement of fish meal in juvenile channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus, diets using a yeast-derived protein source: the effects on weight gain, food conversion ratio, body composition, and survival of catfish challenged.. (Mar 2012)
|Hybrid catfish offers performance advantages for US catfish farmers (Mar 2012)
|Effects of maturation, diet, and estradiol on indices of protein degradation in rainbow trout (Oncorhychus mykiss) (Feb 2012)
|Effects of feeding level and sexual maturation on carcass and fillet characteristics and indices of protein degradation in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Feb 2012)
|Effect of strain and diet on growth performance characteristics and relative expression of genes coding for electron transport chain in channel catfish (Feb 2012)
|Spleen size and plasma levels of mannose binding lectin in channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus families exhibiting different susceptibilities to Flavobacterium columnare and Edwardsiella ictaluri (Feb 2012)
|Nutrieconomics: improving performance and reducing CO2 footprint of channel catfish production with a phytogenic feed additive (Feb 2012)
|Genome sequence of Edwardsiella ictaluri 93-146 a strain associated with a natural channel catfish outbreak of enteric septicemia of catifsh (Feb 2012)
|Toll-like receptors in bony fish: from genomics to function (Jan 2012)
|Identification and expression of Smads associated with TGF-beta/activin/nodal signaling pathways in the rainbow trout (Oncorhynuchus mykiss) (Jan 2012)
|Effect of sexual maturation on thermal stability, viscoelastic properties, and texture of rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss, fillets (Jan 2012)
|New in-depth rainbow trout transcriptome reference and digital atlas of gene expression (Jan 2012)
|Identification of differentially expressed miRNAs potentially associated with egg quality in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Jan 2012)
|Mapping of QTL for bacterial cold water disease resistance in rainbow trout (Jan 2012)
|Efficient assembly and annotation of the transcriptome of catfish by RNA-seq analysis of a doubled haploid homozygote (Jan 2012)
|Next-generation sequencing reveals a conserved haplotype controlling parallel adaptation in geographically distant rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) populations (Jan 2012)
|Alternative complement pathway of channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus: molecular characterization and expression analysis of factors Bf/C2 and Df (Jan 2012)
|Generation of a reference transcriptome for evaluating rainbow trout responses to various stressors (Dec 2011)
|Effects of sex steroids on indices of protein turnover in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) white muscle (Nov 2011)
|A microsatellite linkage map of striped bass (Morone saxatilis) reveals conserved synteny with the hree-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) (Oct 2011)
|The effects of essential oils on growth performance survival and fillet composition of channel catfish (Sep 2011)
|Importin a8 (KPNA7) interacts with STL3, an oocyte-specific protein in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Aug 2011)
|Use of technologies to control reproduction in finfish aquaculture (Aug 2011)
|Proteolytic response to feeding level in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Jul 2011)
|Transcriptpome analysis of Listeria monocytogenes grown on a ready to eat meat matrix (Jul 2011)
|Processing of fish lg heavy chain transcripts diverse splicing patterns and unusual nonsense mediated decay (Jul 2011)
|Essential oils increase weight gain in channel catfish (Jul 2011)
|Analysis of BAC-end sequences in rainbow trout: content characterization and assessment of synteny between trout and other fish genomes (Jun 2011)
|Association between IL-10a SNPs and resistance to cyprinid herpesvirus-3 infection in common carp (Cyprinus carpio) (May 2011)
|Early gene response of human brain endothelial cells to Listeria monocytogenes (May 2011)
|Effect of sexual maturation on growth, fillet composition, and texture of female rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) on a high nutritional plane (Apr 2011)
|Expression of leptin-like mRNA in channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) is induced by exposure to Edwardsiella ictaluri but is independent of energy status (Apr 2011)
|A first generation integrated map of the rainbow trout genome (Apr 2011)
|Clearance of yellow pigments lutein and zeathanxin in channel catfish reared at different water temperatures (Apr 2011)
|Rapid and accurate sequencing of the rainbow trout physical map using Illumina technology (Mar 2011)
|The effect of feeding level on growth performance and indices of protein degradation in rainbow trout (Oncorhychus mykiss) (Mar 2011)
|Effect of sexual maturation and polyploidy on chemical composition and fatty acid content of energy stores in female rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Mar 2011)
|Candidate gene markers for selective breeding of CyHV-3-resistant common carp (Mar 2011)
|Channel catfish CD8a and CD8ß co-receptors characterization expression and polymorphism (Mar 2011)
|Towards molecular biomarkers for muscle atrophy and fillet quality in rainbow trout (Feb 2011)
|Tetraploid production in salmonids (Feb 2011)
|Detection of quantitative trait loci (QTL) for resistance to bacterial cold water disease and spleen size in rainbow trout (Feb 2011)
|Genomic analysis of the stress response of rainbow trout (Feb 2011)
|GH and IGF-I induction by passive immunization of rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss Walbaum using a somatostatin 14 antibody (Feb 2011)
|Detection of quantitative trait loci affecting response to crowding stress in rainbow trout (Feb 2011)
|Mitochondrial fuction and growth in channel catfish strain and diet effects (Feb 2011)
|The effects of essential oils BIOMIN PEP MGE on weight gain feed conversion ratio and survival of channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus (Feb 2011)
|SNP discovery through de novo deep sequencing using the next generation of DNA sequencers (Feb 2011)
|SNP analysis with duplicated fish genomes: differentiation of SNPs, paralogous sequence variants and multi-site variants (Jan 2011)
|Molecular characterization of the Akt-TOR signaling pathway in rainbow trout: potential role in muscle growth/degradation (Jan 2011)
|Detection of QTL for spleen size and disease resistance in rainbow trout (Jan 2011)
|Isolation of innate immune response genes, expression analysis, polymorphism identification and development of genetic marker for linkage analysis in common carp (Cyprinus carpio) (Jan 2011)
|Rapid and accurate sequencing of the rainbow trout physical map using Illumina technology (Jan 2011)
|Genomic analysis of the rainbow trout response to crowding (Jan 2011)
|MicroRNA transcriptome profile of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) egg (Jan 2011)
|Unlocking genetic secrets of the fast/slow growth in rainbow trout with next-generation sequencing (Jan 2011)
|A microsatellite linkage map of striped bass (Morone saxatilis) (Jan 2011)
|Microfibrillar associated protein 4 mfap4 genes in catfish play a novel role in innate immune responses (Jan 2011)
|Effect of fasting on body composition and responses to stress in sunshine bass (Jan 2011)
|Molecular cloning, characterization and expression analysis of TLR9, MyD88 and TRAF6 genes in common carp (Cyprinus carpio) (Jan 2011)
|Feeding behavior and diet of free ranging black crowned night herons on a catfish aquaculture facility in Mississippi (Dec 2010)
|Evidence of major genes affecting resistance to bacterial cold water disease in rainbow trout using Bayesian methods of segregation analysis (Dec 2010)
|Status of the rainbow trout genome reference sequence assembly (Nov 2010)
|Characterization of the rainbow trout transcriptome using Sanger and 454-pyrosequencing approaches (Oct 2010)
|Relating instrumental texture, determined relating instrumental texture, determined attachments, to sensory analysis of rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss, fillets (Sep 2010)
|Development and characterization of five rainbow trout pituitary single-cell clone lines capable of producing pituitary hormones (Aug 2010)
|Genetic management of broodstock populations with DNA markers in rainbow trout (Aug 2010)
|Genetic improvement of rainbow trout at the National Center for Cool and Cold Water Aquaculture (Aug 2010)
|Genetic management of broodstock populations with DNA markers in rainbow trout (Aug 2010)
|Fbos, a novel oocyte-specific protein, interacts with proteins important for oocyte development in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Jul 2010)
|ADP-ribosylation factor-like protein 4C (ARL4C) interacts with galectin-3 during oocyte development and embryogenesis in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (Jul 2010)
|Genomic analysis of the stress response of rainbow trout to crowding (Jul 2010)
|Molecular Identification of XY Sex-Reversed Female and YY Male Channel Catfish (Jul 2010)
|Maternal Transfer of Vitamin C in Channel Catfish (Ictalurus Punctatus) Effects Reproduction and Progeny Performance (Jul 2010)
|Feeding Lactobacillus spp. and Bacillus spp. Does Not Improve Growth or Survival of Channel Catfish Experimentally Challenged with Edwardsiella ictaluri (Jul 2010)
|Prebiotics and Probiotics Provide Alternatives to Antibiotics (Jul 2010)
|Molecular characterization of atrogin-1/F-box protein-32 (FBXO32) and F-box protein 25 (FBXO25) in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss); expression across tissues in response to feed deprivation (Jul 2010)
|Validating selective breeding approaches for disease resistance (Jul 2010)
|SNP discovery and development of genetic markers for mapping immune response genes in common carp (Cyprinus carpio) (Jun 2010)
|Toll receptors in lower vertebrates and expanding family (Jun 2010)
|Ccaat/enhancer Binding Protein Beta-2 Is Involved in Growth Hormone-Regulated Insulin-Like Growth Factor-Ii Gene Expression in the Liver of Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus Mykiss) (May 2010)
|Molecular cloning of cecropin B responsive endonucleases in Yersinia ruckeri (Mar 2010)
|Single nucleotide polymorphism discovery in rainbow trout (Mar 2010)
|Seasonal Differences in Steroids and Maturation-related Genes in Channel Catfish Under Normal and Accelerated Thermoperiods (Mar 2010)
|Assembly of 500,000 Inter-Specific Catfish Expressed Sequence Tags and Large Scale Gene-Associated Marker Development for Whole Genome Association Studies (Jan 2010)


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Philippine senator: Raise teachers' pay
"This is recognition of the essential role of teachers as the prime movers of the education system," Trillanes said in Senate Bill 487.
Under the present Salary Standardization Law, a public school teacher with Salary Grade 11 receives a monthly pay of P18,549.
"Public school teachers are considered the most underpaid and overworked professionals in the society. Their low compensation belies the vital role they play in molding our youth," the senator lamented.
Trillanes said the Department of Education (DepEd) shall be tasked to create a specific programmed budget needed to cover the expenses for the upgrading in salary levels for all the corresponding teacher plantilla positions over a period of three years.
The Department of Budget and Management (DBM), he added, will be allowed to make the necessary budgetary adjustments to facilitate the smooth implementation of this Act.
Trillanes said the measure fulfills the mandate of our Constitution for the government to 'assign the highest budgetary priority to education and ensure that teaching will attract and retain its rightful share of the best available talents through adequate remuneration," the lawmaker said.
"We hope that the immediate passage of this bill will boost the morale of, and provide more vigor to our teachers to further assist the government in enhancing the quality of education in our country," he added.
Trillanes co-authored the Salary Standardization Law 3.
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But! In an interview with NME, she talked about that very subject, explaining that positioning herself as a feminist is inherently problematic: "You're supposed to sell your body in a way that's like… it's OK to be sexy when it benefits everyone else," she said. "Most of the people who had a problem with it were men. At this point, I feel like I'm doing a bad job of being a feminist if I'm not making someone angry." Oh snap.
"But I'm making art and doing things that are true to my work," she explained further. "I'm not trying to sell my body. But it's my body to sell if I did want to! This kind of cover isn't even what sells — what sells is your face, shot by a fashion photographer, but I didn't want to do something like that. I do that all the time."
Well put, Sky. Bye haters and so on.
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Top-seeded Baylor University advanced to the Final Four of the National Collegiate Athletic Association women's basketball tournament with a 77-58 rout of the University of Tennessee.
Brittney Griner had 23 points, 15 rebounds and nine blocked shots yesterday in Des Moines, Iowa, as Baylor improved to 38-0 on the season.
Baylor will face fellow No. 1 regional seed Stanford in the national semifinals on April 1 in Denver.
The Cardinal reached the Final Four with an 81-69 victory against Duke University in Fresno, California. Nnemkadi Ogwumike had 29 points and nine rebounds for Stanford, while her younger sister, Chiney Ogwumike, had 12 points and 17 rebounds (35-1).
Two more No. 1 regional seeds can advance to the Final Four today. Notre Dame faces second-seeded Maryland at the regional final in Raleigh, North Carolina, and Connecticut plays No. 2 Kentucky at the final in Kingston, Rhode Island.
The national championship game is scheduled for April 3.
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Man seriously hurt after car crashes into river in Huntingdon Co.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, Pa. --
A young man was flown to the hospital this morning after crashing into a river in Huntingdon County.
State police said it happened in Cromwell Township on Aughwick Creek Road just before 11 a.m.
Police said the driver lost control, hit a tree and then rolled down an embankment, and landed on its roof in the river.
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looking into the mobil circ have to raise money in order to implement it (Type: Public)
Not interested in open source ILS because we have no IT dept. SirsiDynix is coming out with more and more short instructional videos that are very helpful. (Type: Law)
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We are a federal library and required to follow ever more stringent information assurance requirements. This has strongly influenced what we can do with our ILS and how easily we can upgrade the system. Vendors are slowly coming to grips with what this means for their federal government clients. (Type: Academic)
After exploring open source options we are staying with SirsiDynix and are contracting for SaaS (software as a service). (Type: Public)
As in we don't use Symphony to manage electronic resources, so an N/A would be better than a 5. (Type: Academic)
I have noticed improvement in customer service response times at SirsiDynix in the last couple of years. They have also delivered several long-awaited enhancements, though some of those have only been implemented half-way. Our administration, without regular communication with the vendor, is not as impressed with recent developments and I have tried to reflect that in my answers. We also use an Innovative product called INN-Reach for resource-sharing. We could save money by switching to Innovative Sierra because we would not have to pay for hardware and software to bridge the gap between the systems. It would also streamline our circulation of items through the resource-sharing consortium. I would hope that Innovative's customer support would improve if we became "full-fledged customers," because it has not always been as timely or complete as we would want. (Type: Public)
Looking to move from VuFind to SirsiDynix Enterprise in late 2014 or early 2015 for our discovery layer. (Type: Consortium)
[...] work through our state library for pricing and vendors for our ILS and other databases. The new upgrade -Enterprise is looking very promising. (Type: Public)
If SirsiDynix's Blue Cloud is successfully developed we would pleased to implement it here. However, there is a sense in our library that it is a lot of smoke and mirrors. We hope that is not the case. After being an early adopter of Horizon 8 only to see it cancelled and be moved to Unicorn/Symphony, we are not eager about being on the bleeding edge of technology. (Type: Public)
SirsiDynix need to beef up their offering with regard to electronic journal management. eResource Central is an excellent development but at this early stage it still focuses on e-books. As an academic library it is e-journals that occupy us far more. (Type: Academic)
We are very interested in SirsiDynix's Blue Cloud Suite. (Type: Public)
In New Zealand we have limited choices for ILS vendors unless we wanted to be the only NZ site, which is not advisable. There is a consortium we could join but that has the same vendor as we have at present. Aspects of the consortium, especially around the shared catalogue, make it quite unattractive, but financial considerations may win the day (Type: Public)
We are in the process of upgrading to SD's Enterprise and incorporating Ebsco's EDS with it. SD has been extremely helpful and responsive. (Type: Special)
A recent survey of our libraries points to the need for a better discovery platform. We are looking at options including our current ILS vendor. (Type: Consortium)
This year we tried to move to a discovery layer as our main interface but found that it wasn't sufficiently full-featured to serve as a replacement for our main catalogue interface. We are very keen to see the full integration of eresource management within the staff interface as well as the much heralded (but not yet delivered) '1 click download' future promised by vendors. Also very, very keen to get away from having to deploy a desktop client for staff. (Type: Public)
Symphony's poor support for ejournals is a major source of frustration in our Library. As is price. Symphony has the highest maintenance cost and the most restrictive policies of any enterprise class software across our organisation. We are not planning to investigate migrating only because we are in the middle of a major building project. (Type: Academic)
I am still learning how to better use our current LMS but the previous LMS (Civica Spydus) had some great features although it was more expensive. (Type: Public)
Note: items in library collection doesn't include eJournals (38,000+ titles) or eBooks 140,000+ titles. We have gone from a couple of thousand ebooks in 2010 to over 140,000 ebooks in 2013 and it is now the dominant book format. EJournals have been dominant for many years (our print serials and journals represent a fraction of a percent of the titles we subscribe to). ILS systems that still have workflows and technology predominantly arranged around supporting print are just not good enough anymore. (Type: Academic)
We are part of a state wide consortium. Overall I have been extremely disappointed with reporting capability and with customer focused services e.g. we used to have a system whereby customers identified their interests and were emailed when such an item was catalogued. Our current system needs to improve in these areas. (Type: Public)
We have Sirsi's Symphony (Type: Public)
We are looking forward to implementing SirsiDynix's Bluecloud and eResource discovery interface. (Type: Academic)
We need an ILS 100% Web-based for several reasons including having a discovery tool (Type: )
I still think SD is probably the best ILS vendor in the marketplace for our needs but that doesn't mean I am happy with all they do. I can't see the expense and massive investment of human resources in moving to another vendor product that would probably have equal, albeit perhaps different, flaws. (Type: Academic)
After 10 years, we had a consultant come in from our ILS vendor to look at the problems we were having. It was the best money I've spent in some time. Summon increased our database usage, in some cases, by more than 100%. We are very pleased with the product (Type: Academic)
We'd love to adopt an open source ILS, but acquisition and journals modules are far from ready to be used in an academic setting. (Type: Academic)
#4 not sure what you meant by "electronic resources"? Just ebooks for which we can load MARC records? If so, the ILS does well enough. But if you meant all eresources including journal databases, then no it doesn't handle those, but I also don't expect it to. (Type: Academic)
We are not automated due to financial constraints. (Type: Public)
Symphony has apparently stopped developing for Academic Libraries, and yet continues to increase its maintenance costs in an environment where more and more add-on systems and services are required to pick up the functionality that the traditional ILS cannot. (Type: Academic)
we have signed the contract and will migrate to WMS - going live in[...] (Type: )
[...] consortium which uses Symphony collaboratively, moved to SAAS at SirsiDynix summer 2013 i.e. SirsiDynix now provide servers and maintenance on their site (Type: Academic)
Our library has a union catalog with holdings of 27 other libraries. Our library contains roughly half of the overall holdings (Type: Government Agency)
Please note that the above total represents the e-titles we receive access to as part of a consortium. (Type: Public)
610,000 eResources in the catalog 471,000 physical resources in the catalog (Type: Academic)
We are in search of a new ILS that is a better fit for our library. SirsiDynix is simply too large and robust of a system for our library. Insignia and Koha seem to be a much better fit for us, since they are designed for a small library such as ours. (Type: Public)
Part of the [...]. Moved from NCS to SirsiDynix in April 2013. (Type: Public)
ILS are not that reliable due to the poor internet connection. Therefore; unable to utilize this program as much as we would have anticipated. (Type: Public)
We remain disappointed that our ILS does not support charging by the notice, rather than by the item, for overdues. (Type: Public)
We implemented this ILS before my time at this institution, but I understand the decision was largely a financial one. There was a significant cost savings compared to other systems. The software lacks some functionality that I would have assumed comes standard with an ILS. But I suppose these issues are becoming less important and easier to live with as steer users away from the OPAC and toward our discovery layer. (Type: Academic)
SirsiDynix's has Portfolio and eResource Central products for managing electronic resources. Our group has opted not to purchase either of these products at this time (which is why the answer to that question is blank). (Type: Consortium)
ILS Support is less effective and I seek advice from other libraries in the user groups. I feel the Support is less qualified to answer and answer quickly plus the time delay from the US base is difficult and would like to see support in Australia. We are also moving towards a government consortium and hope it will happen in the coming year. We will then have Enterprise discovery module. (Type: Government Agency)
Uncertain budgets in the federal government make expenditures for innovation less likely than in past years. (Type: Government Agency)
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In 2012, we became part of a union database (22 libraries in our consortium). The plan is to share bibliographic records, but the public interface does not fully support this. (Type: Public)
The standalone version of Enterprise is far more functional than the consortium union catalog version. So we have been disappointed in the lack of independence within the consortium to individualize assets. Plus Portfolio has a number of major glitches that have not been corrected as promised. Also waiting in the wings watching the roll out of eResource Central (SirsiDynix) to see if we finally have an efficient way of accessing eBooks etc. (Type: Public)
Budgetary constraints prevent consideration of new products but if the money ever starts flowing in the direction of education again I am sure that there will be some who desire a migration to Follett Destiny. Follett reps are very vocal about the features our schools could have "if only they had Destiny in place". Most of the features are fluff, but fluff is what attracts people and gets them to pay the big bucks. (Type: School)
The library is not using the ILS to its full functionality. The library is in the process of upgrading all the relevant hardware to host a new solution. In the long term the library will explore moving to a cloud solution. (Type: Law)
we are a small school community library in the SA public libraries consortia. not really student/school friendly. (Type: Public)
As we are a consortia and the state library is the administrator of the system I am responding in general for the consortia, not just the state library. (Type: State)
We are actively watching the developing BlueCLOUD product suite for additional functionality. (Type: Public)
Consortia with two other government agencies. Item count reflects the total collection. (Type: Government Agency)
We have indicated that we are less than totally satisfied with the Symphony product. To an extent this is due to the limitations of the software within our consortial environment, and also to the rather cumbersome Workflows interface; we look forward to an improved user interface for Symphony. Have not commented on customer support as we now contact consortium support staff, and no longer contact SirsiDynix support directly. (Type: Public)
We are part of a consortium of libraries that share a catalog. This shared catalog is what causes most of our issues with our ILS but it is too expensive and time consuming to leave the group since all our data is shared. (Type: Public)
Will be migrating to Sierra in 2014. (Type: Public)
We don't have an actual collection, we are the[...] providers for our consortium school libraries but provide support with the ILS utilized. (Type: Consortium)
I am a ITC provider and the am the library automation specialist for 30 districts. (Type: Consortium)
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[..] services approx. 110 school libraries in northwest [...] . (Type: Consortium)
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I continue to be thankful that I chose to go with [...] automation system all those years ago. I have never once regretted it. The support is amazing and they continue to grow and evolve so that staff and students have access to 21st century tools for teaching and learning. (Type: School)
It is difficult to answer these questions because decisions about the ILS are made at the district level, and have very little to do with the preferences of those who run the individual school libraries. Tech support also takes place at that level, so it is difficult for me to evaluate items like whether the support has gotten better or worse in the last year. (Type: School)
Currently reviewing six responses to our RFP; narrowed down to Polaris or Innovative for demos. (Type: Public)
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August 2013 We migrated and joined the [...] (Type: Public)
Symphony with e-Library is a serviceable ILS. It is particularly frustrating to use with electronic resources, because the cataloging layer fights tooth and nail against records that have no physical, circulating copies to work with. We implemented EDI ordering in 2013 and it seemed very fiddly, with multiple cases of having to type the same information over and over again in different fields. (Type: Public)
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Even though [...] is not currently considering migrating to any new/different LIS systems currently, we are watchful of open source products such as Koha and Evergreen. (Type: )
Still waiting for the multi-tenant playing field to solidify. Too much is still vaporware. (Type: )
We have been impressed at the number of web services that are being offered by our vendor. We are able to create custom interfaces that interact with web services for many different applications. More web services are on the way, making it a very open system. We have been able to do a lot of integration that we couldn't do in the past. (Type: Academic)
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Wow! What a deal. Thanks for notifying us. I just returned from buying the book.ReplyDelete
When you think things around you are getting worse, a pleasant surprise pops up to brighten one's day. I've been working my way through all of your fiction (currently on #4 in the kit Shannon series - and it's definitely robbing me of sleep), but haven't read Blind Justice yet. I had specifically planned to start reading Brandilyn's, Joe and Lynn's, PJ's, and Penn's books. Now they're all in one book at an unbelievable price. Thanks!
What a great way to get readers off their duffs and introduced to authors they've not yet read.
Now I just need to stay up later and finish the Kit Shannon series, so I can get started.
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Lack of sleep on a wide basis is definitely one of our aims....thanks, Steve.Delete
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I'm proud to be a part of this Thrill Ride. I know everyone will enjoy these 8 great books.ReplyDelete
Ditto what Joe said. This is, to my mind, a great way to find new readers. Hope you guys like the books! Going to order my own now.ReplyDelete
It's great to be back with my old peeps at TKZ. I'm honored to be included with these fantastic authors.ReplyDelete
Done! An embarrassment of riches for pennies! Who would have dreamed that life would be so good?ReplyDelete
In the 1960s, I used to save up my pennies for Ace Doubles, which were priced at forty cents or so for two books. This deal tops that one, a half-century ago. Thank you, one and all!
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This is so exciting! I just bought my copy and am off to promote this on social media! Got my sister here for a visit but will squeeze it in. Way to go, Jim, for organizing this and the rest of you great thriller writers for jumping on board! Can't wait to read these thrillers!ReplyDelete


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The Japan Art Association named London-based architect David Chipperfield, Hon. FAIA, among this year's Praemium Imperiale laureates, announced Tuesday.
Chipperfield was most recently in headlines for his addition to the St. Louis Art Museum, which publicly opened in June. He also served as the director of 2012's 13th International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale. His numerous projects include the Anchorage Museum in Alaska and the restoration of Berlin's Neues Museum, a project Aaron Betsky described on this site as "breathtaking."
He joins a long line of notable past recipients of this award for architecture, including Renzo Piano, Hon. FAIA, Oscar Niemeyer, Zaha Hadid, Hon. FAIA, Frank Gehry, FAIA, and Peter Zumthor.
The other four recipients of this year's award are Michelangelo Pistoletto for painting, Antony Gormley for sculpture, Plácido Domingo for music, and Francis Ford Coppola for theater and film. The award carries a 15-million yen prize, which is roughly equivalent to $151,000. The Japan Art Association has named 129 laureates in it 25-year history.
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