Samuel Aggrey

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University of Georgia

United States

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Professor Samuel Aggrey is a faculty member at the University of Georgia in the United States. His research areas include genomic selection accuracy in livestock, the physiological impacts of heat stress on chickens, and the genetic parameters related to poultry traits. Recent publications reflect his contributions to understanding the intersection of animal genetics, health, and sustainability.

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Adelumola Oladeinde

Adjunct Assistant Professor

University of Georgia

UNITED STATES

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Cynthia Bottema

Adjunct Associate Professor

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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Romdhane Rekaya

University of Georgia

UNITED STATES

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Andreas Lemme

Head of Animal Nutrition Services and Technical Consultancy Poultry

GERMANY

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Samuel Aggrey

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F<sub>ST</sub>-Based Marker Prioritization Within Quantitative Trait Loci Regions and Its Impact on Genomic Selection Accuracy: Insights from a Simulation Study with High-Density Marker Panels for Bovines

Major Oxidative and Antioxidant Mechanisms During Heat Stress-Induced Oxidative Stress in Chickens

Effect of Transformation of Non‐Normal Fitness Trait Data on the Estimation of Genetic Parameters in Turkeys

Supporting social justice through equity‐based actions for a sustainable future in animal genetics (at the 39th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference)

Multi-tissue transcriptomics demonstrates the systemic physiology of methionine deficiency in broiler chickens

Renal Sugar Metabolites and mRNA Expression of Glucose Transporters in Meat-Type Chickens with Differing Residual Water Intake

Changes in rectal temperature as a means of assessing heat tolerance and sensitivity in chickens

mRNA expression of kidney aquaporins and blood composition of meat-type chickens raised with or without glucose supplementation under cyclic heat or thermoneutral condition

Phenotypic characterization and analysis of genetic diversity between commercial crossbred and indigenous chickens from three different agro-ecological zones using DArT-Seq technology

Host transcriptome response to heat stress and Eimeria maxima infection in meat-type chickens

Quantitative and molecular aspects of water intake in meat-type chickens

Research Note: Analysis of body weight and walking ability in turkeys and the prediction of categorical responses across systematic effect classes using a linear threshold model

Glucose Supplementation Improves Performance and Alters Glucose Transporters’ Expression in Pectoralis major of Heat-Stressed Chickens

Temporal dynamics of the cecal and litter microbiome of chickens raised in two separate broiler houses

Water scarcity can be a critical limitation for the poultry industry

Monitoring Behaviors of Broiler Chickens at Different Ages with Deep Learning

Fuzzy Logic as a Strategy for Combining Marker Statistics to Optimize Preselection of High-Density and Sequence Genotype Data

Thrombin as a Potential Proxy to Select for Horn Fly Abundance in Beef Cattle

Mexican Creole chickens: effect of data collection periods on goodness-of-fit and parameter precision of growth models

Heat Stress Alters the Effect of Eimeria maxima Infection on Ileal Amino Acids Digestibility and Transporters Expression in Meat-Type Chickens

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Adelumola Oladeinde

Cynthia Bottema

Romdhane Rekaya

Andreas Lemme

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