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The identification of 2 genes that convey resistance in livestock for trypanosomiasis

Posted on 7 Jul 2011 by Evelyn Katingi Leave a comment

A video illustrating the collaborative work between the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) scientists and their international partners in identifying 2 genes that convey resistance in livestock for trypanosomiasis

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