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Gene-based markers could aid selective breeding
Stress hormone axes could be used as markers for selective breeding. Researchers see a negative correlation between weight gain and cortisol response to acute stress.
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Experiments by the authors showed that the gene activity of the brain neurotransmitter CART changed in catfish in response to feed intake.
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Stress hormone axes could be used as markers for selective breeding. Researchers see a negative correlation between weight gain and cortisol response to acute stress.