christian maltecca

Associate Professor

North Carolina State University

United States

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Christian Maltecca is an Associate Professor at North Carolina State University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on the genomic analysis of livestock, particularly in areas such as inbreeding depression, genetic diversity, and the interplay between microbial and genomic information in animal production systems. Recent publications include studies on Jersey cattle and swine performance, contributing to advancements in breeding and management of dairy and swine populations.

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Genomic partition of inbreeding depression in production traits of US Jersey cattle using functional annotations

Genome-wide association study and fine-mapping using imputed sequences to prioritize candidate genes for 30 complex traits in 50,309 Holstein bulls

Invited review: Management of genetic defects in dairy cattle populations

Microbial and Genomic Information Synergistically Contribute to Predicting Swine Performance Across Production Systems

Optimizing genetic diversity in Australian Holsteins and Jerseys: A comparative analysis of whole-genome and regional inbreeding depression effects

Phenotypic assessment of F0 generation lactating sows genomically selected for heat stress tolerance

Multiple‐trait genomic prediction for swine meat quality traits using gut microbiome features as a correlated trait

Inbreeding depression for producer-recorded udder, metabolic, and reproductive diseases in US dairy cattle

The potential of microbiota information to better predict efficiency traits in growing pigs fed a conventional and a high-fiber diet

Effect of germplasm exchange strategies on genetic gain, homozygosity, and genetic diversity in dairy stud populations: A simulation study

MicroRNA and mRNA sequencing analyses reveal key hepatic metabolic and signaling pathways responsive to maternal undernutrition in full-term fetal pigs

SLEMM: million-scale genomic predictions with window-based SNP weighting

Imputation accuracy from low to medium-density SNP chips for US crossbred dairy cattle

Evaluating phenotypes associated with heat tolerance and identifying moderate and severe heat stress thresholds in lactating sows housed in mechanically or naturally ventilated barns during the summer under commercial conditions

Genomic characterization of autozygosity and recent inbreeding trends in all major breeds of US dairy cattle

A network modeling approach provides insights into the environment-specific yield architecture of wheat

Gut microbiota and host genetics contribute to the phenotypic variation of digestive and feed efficiency traits in growing pigs fed a conventional and a high fiber diet

Exploring methods to summarize gut microbiota composition for microbiability estimation and phenotypic prediction in swine

Use of Host Feeding Behavior and Gut Microbiome Data in Estimating Variance Components and Predicting Growth and Body Composition Traits in Swine

Exploring the role of gut microbiota in host feeding behavior among breeds in swine

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Alban BOUQUET

Laurent Cauquil

Riccardo Bozzi

JungWoo Choi

Jicai Jiang

Martha Sofia Ortega Obando

Noah DeWitt

John Cole

Allan Schinckel

Li Ma

H Gilbert

Jack Odle

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