Add to ORKGThe paper reviews the evidence of genetic resistance to endoparasites both within and between breeds of sheep and goats and assesses the possibilities of breeding for increased resistance. In light of this evidence, ILCA has developed a Pan-African research programme to investigate and characterise genetic resistance to endoparasites in sheep and goats. The experimental design and research protocol is briefly outlined
Internal parasitism has been the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in small ruminants in many...
An experiment was carried out to compare the susceptibility to haemonchosis of three breeds of goat...
The paper focusses on the genetic control of immunoresponsiveness in Trichostrongylus selection line...
One of the alternative control strategies being advocated by scientists and goats raisers is the ide...
This overview aims at browsing the scene of action for research on the resistance of small ruminant ...
In this overview, the results of studies in France were given on the genetic variability in resistan...
Disease is one of the most important biological constraints to small ruminant production in the many...
The paper reviews the limited data available on both between-and within-breed genetic variation for ...
There was considerable interest and discussion related to the progress made in both the Australian a...
This paper focusses on within-breed genetic variation in resistance to endoparasites in the Australi...
Studies conducted by the International Livestock Centre for Africa (ILCA) in coastal Kenya indicate ...
The Menz and Horro highland sheep breeds are being evaluated at the ILCA Debre Birhan research stati...
Resistance to nematode parasites can be improved by selection, but efforts to include appropriate tr...
National audienceSome local breeds of cattle, sheep and goats are genetically resistant and/or toler...
This study is evaluating the resistance of Red Maasai sheep to endoparasite infections relative to D...
Internal parasitism has been the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in small ruminants in many...
An experiment was carried out to compare the susceptibility to haemonchosis of three breeds of goat...
The paper focusses on the genetic control of immunoresponsiveness in Trichostrongylus selection line...
One of the alternative control strategies being advocated by scientists and goats raisers is the ide...
This overview aims at browsing the scene of action for research on the resistance of small ruminant ...
In this overview, the results of studies in France were given on the genetic variability in resistan...
Disease is one of the most important biological constraints to small ruminant production in the many...
The paper reviews the limited data available on both between-and within-breed genetic variation for ...
There was considerable interest and discussion related to the progress made in both the Australian a...
This paper focusses on within-breed genetic variation in resistance to endoparasites in the Australi...
Studies conducted by the International Livestock Centre for Africa (ILCA) in coastal Kenya indicate ...
The Menz and Horro highland sheep breeds are being evaluated at the ILCA Debre Birhan research stati...
Resistance to nematode parasites can be improved by selection, but efforts to include appropriate tr...
National audienceSome local breeds of cattle, sheep and goats are genetically resistant and/or toler...
This study is evaluating the resistance of Red Maasai sheep to endoparasite infections relative to D...
Internal parasitism has been the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in small ruminants in many...
An experiment was carried out to compare the susceptibility to haemonchosis of three breeds of goat...
The paper focusses on the genetic control of immunoresponsiveness in Trichostrongylus selection line...