Digging deep for Brahman anwers

By Jamie Brown
Updated April 26 2017 - 7:14am, first published April 25 2017 - 9:00am
Researchers will start to map the Brahman genome in full beginning next month, with substantial flow-on effects giving new tools to breeders at a fraction of what it would have cost only a few years ago.
Researchers will start to map the Brahman genome in full beginning next month, with substantial flow-on effects giving new tools to breeders at a fraction of what it would have cost only a few years ago.

Unraveling the Brahman genome has been a wish-list project for geneticists like Dr Stephen Moore for a very long time, with cost the limiting factor.

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