Active Genetics & Molecular Biology Infection & Immunity

Genes & Traits for Healthy Animals: Understanding the origins of animal phenotypes

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Researchers

Alistair Lawrence (Co-Investigator)Andrea Doeschl-Wilson (Co-Investigator)Christopher Whitelaw (Co-Investigator)Colin Farquharson (Co-Investigator)Daniel Macqueen (Co-Investigator)Denis Headon (Principal Investigator)Doug Vernimmen (Co-Investigator)Emily Clark (Co-Investigator)Francesc Donadeu (Co-Investigator)Gerry McLachlan (Co-Investigator)Gregor Gorjanc (Co-Investigator)Ian Dunn (Co-Investigator)James Glover (Co-Investigator)Jeffrey Schoenebeck (Co-Investigator)Joe Rainger (Co-Investigator)John Kenneth Baillie (Co-Investigator)Kate Sutton (Co-Investigator)Kellie Watson (Co-Investigator)Lonneke Vervelde (Co-Investigator)Megan Davey (Co-Investigator)Michael McGrew (Co-Investigator)Neil Mabbott (Co-Investigator)Nicola Lynskey (Co-Investigator)Simone Meddle (Co-Investigator)Thomas Burdon (Co-Investigator)Thomas Wishart (Co-Investigator)Tim Regan (Co-Investigator)Vicky MacRae (Co-Investigator)

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