Genetic Disorders in the United Arab Emirates

Ali, Bassam R.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-05080-0_22

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“…The results of the research showed that the number of automatic halls is (46), and that the number of old halls is (100). The respondents were divided into two categories, as shown in Table (10): Table 10. Distribution of respondents according to field ownership categories.…”

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“…As a result of the seriousness of these problems, they must be addressed by making many efforts from several parties, including the Agricultural Extension Service, to educate poultry breeders on how to confront the problems and limit their spread. Al-Jamal indicated that managing the poultry crisis is one of the tasks of the Agricultural Extension Service, like other agricultural crises [10]. This industry is exposed to major health and disease problems and consequently huge financial losses because healthy broilers are considered the basis of profit, while infected broilers are the ones that cause economic losses.…”

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Problems Facing the Rearing of Broiler from the Point of View of Breeders in Salah Al-Din Province

Dahham,

Saleh

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The aim of the research is to identify the problems facing the rearing of broiler from the point of view of breeders in Salah al-Din provainc in general, and to determine the significance of the differences in the problems facing the rearing of broiler chickens according to the independent variables studied: (age, educational level, number of years of raising broiler, number of halls, Type of hall, trend towards raising broilers, contact with sources of information. A random sample was chosen from the breeder community with a percentage of (25%) breeders, bringing the number of respondents who underwent the research procedures to (146) breeders. After completing the questionnaire form, unpacking and tabulating it, the data was analyzed using the statistical analysis program for the social sciences (Spss). The results in the first objective showed that 51.36% of the respondents fell into the category of major problems, which is the highest percentage. From this, we conclude that there are real problems that threaten the profession of raising broilers in Salah al-Din provainc. The results of the research also showed that there are significant differences in the problems facing the raising of broilers. According to the independent variables studied: (number of halls, type of hall, full-time dedication to raising broilers, tendency toward raising broilers, contact with sources of information), and therefore we can conclude that these variables have a positive or negative impact on the problems of breeders. In light of the results and conclusions reached by the research, it was recommended to intensify the work of agricultural extension activities directed to broiler breeders in Saladin Province in general.

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Section: Hall Typementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Problems Facing the Rearing of Broiler from the Point of View of Breeders in Salah Al-Din Province

Dahham,

Saleh

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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A 1000 Arab genome project to study the Emirati population

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Discoveries from the human genome, HapMap, and 1000 genome projects have collectively contributed toward the creation of a catalog of human genetic variations that has improved our understanding of human diversity. Despite the collegial nature of many of these genome study consortiums, which has led to the cataloging of genetic variations of different ethnic groups from around the world, genome data on the Arab population remains overwhelmingly underrepresented. The National Arab Genome project in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) aims to address this deficiency by using Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology to provide data to improve our understanding of the Arab genome and catalog variants that are unique to the Arab population of the UAE. The project was conceived to shed light on the similarities and differences between the Arab genome and those of the other ethnic groups.

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Genetic Disorders in the United Arab Emirates

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Problems Facing the Rearing of Broiler from the Point of View of Breeders in Salah Al-Din Province

Problems Facing the Rearing of Broiler from the Point of View of Breeders in Salah Al-Din Province

A 1000 Arab genome project to study the Emirati population

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