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qualitativ hochwertiger Zahnersatz made in Germany
http://www.dental-technik-ms.de/
Eintrag vom: 12.10.2013.



This article explores the science behind disease-resistant breeding the role of genetics the latest advancements in poultry breeding and actionable strategies farmers can use to build a resilient flock.
https://www.poultryhatch.com/2025/02/breeding-strategies-for-disease.html
 POULTRYHATCH


In this review we summarize recent advances in molecular breeding of livestock for disease resistance focusing on three different breeding strategies for molecular disease resistance.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0042682223001757
 SCIENCEDIRECT


Some cattle breeds are more resilient due to their adaptation to local climates and disease pressures. Indigenous and crossbred animals often possess stronger immunity compared to pure exotic breeds which may be more susceptible to local pathogens.
https://www.bivatec.com/blog/how-to-raise-disease-resistant-cattle
 BIVATEC


One of the most significant advantages of indigenous breeds is their resistance to environmental stressors. These breeds have developed a range of physiological and behavioral traits that allow them to cope with challenges such as heat stress poor pasture conditions and diseases.
https://faroukpandor.wordpress.com/2024/11/25/establishing-strong-genetics-from-local-indigenous-breeds-for-better-adaptability-to-different-environmental-and-economic-factors/
 WORDPRESS


There are numerous reports indicating local breeds as an important reservoir of naturally genetics resistance to disease as a process of adaptability to the environment.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344329834_Resistance_and_resilience_to_diseases_in_local_ruminant_breeds_a_focus_on_South_America
 RESEARCHGATE


In terms of disease resilience a crucial component of this "local environment of the animals" is the environmental pathogen load which is often largely influenced by pathogen transmission among animals in the herd.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12711-020-00580-4
 SPRINGER



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