Research in our group is focused on analyses of genome biological, molecular, and cellular principles of adaptation capacity and immune response of aquaculture and stocking fishes.
Using comprehensive genomic tools, we detect molecular and functional variations of gene regulation in fish under optimal and challenge conditions, which contributes to identify genetic causes of different adaptation capacity of fish.
Based on identified molecular indicators of stress detection, we will develop simple diagnostically procedures useful for breeding approaches of aquaculture fish.
Our motivation is the development of guide lines for the generation of regional and robust fish breeding lines kept under conditions considering fish welfare as well as optimal fish production.
Dr. agr. Ronald Brunner
Institute of Genome Biology
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Dr. rer. nat. Alexander Rebl
Institute of Genome Biology
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Dr. rer. nat. Marieke Verleih
Institute of Genome Biology
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Doret Rosie van Muilekom, M.Sc.
Institute of Genome Biology
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