1995Journal of Fish BiologyRequires access

Transgenic salmon: tailoring the genome for food production

C L Hew, G. L. Fletcher, Peter L. Davies

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The production of transgenic salmon using gene transfer technology is described. Both antifreeze proteins and growth hormone genes have been successfully transferred. The expression, inheritance and phenotypes are examined using a wide variety of techniques. The development of new transgenics will be beneficial to aquaculture.

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The production of transgenic salmon using gene transfer technology is described. Both antifreeze proteins and growth hormone genes have been successfully transferred. The expression, inheritance and phenotypes are examined using a wide variety of techniques. The development of new transgenics will be beneficial to aquaculture.

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The production of transgenic salmon using gene transfer technology is described. Both antifreeze proteins and growth hormone genes have been successfully transferred. The expression, inheritance and phenotypes are examined using a wide variety of techniques. The development of new transgenics will be beneficial to aquaculture.

Key concepts: Biology, Transgene, Aquaculture, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Gene, Phenotype, Gene transfer, Genome

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