Molecular Parentage Analysis in Aquaculture: Principles, Applications, and Challenges: A Review
Seyed Ehsan Vesal
Abstract:Molecular parentage analysis is a powerful tool for reconstructing pedigrees and estimating genetic parameters in aquaculture species. It is based on the comparison of DNA marker genotypes between offspring and potential parents. This review provides a concise overview of molecular parentage analysis in aquaculture, covering its principles, methods, applications, challenges, and limitations. It describes common DNA markers, including microsatellites and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), used in parentage… Show more
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