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Animal Genomics: Workshop Summary 2 The Value of Sequencing
Domestic Animal Genomes Sequencing the genomes of domestic
animals could be beneficial to animal production practices,
animal health and welfare, and to our understanding of the
genetic basis of diseases in both animals and humans. Beyond
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