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Advances in veterinary genetics - 2007

This is a class blog for first year veterinary genetics. The topics should range from veterinary genetics, genomics, epigenetics to cloning and stem cell research. Posts relevant to any animal or pathogen of veterinary importance will be acceptable. Posts should be 200 to 250 words in length. Titles should be interesting and informative. The text should be scientifically accurate, but free of scientific jargon. Be sure to include links to your primary references.

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This is a class blog for first year veterinary genetics. The topics should range from veterinary genetics, genomics, epigenetics to cloning and stem cell research. Posts relevant to any animal or pathogen of veterinary importance will be acceptable. Posts should be 200 to 250 words in length. Titles should be interesting and informative. The text should be scientifically accurate, but free of scientific jargon. Be sure to include links to your primary references.

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