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Driving Growth and Expansion: CAT appoints Simon Hill as Chief Business Development Officer
Simon Hill will drive growth & development, expand market reach, and foster partnerships, enhancing CAT’s position as a leading genetic services provider in aquaculture.
Read MoreCAT Unveils Shrimp Genetics Innovation Center
Shrimp Genetics Innovation Center solidifies CAT leadership in delivering impactful genetic solutions to the shrimp industry.
Read MoreStraining to See the Genetic Makeup of Your Largemouth Bass Population?
Bass Strain ID assay is instrumental in supporting fisheries management, breeding programs, conservation efforts, and studying disease susceptibility and adaptation in Largemouth bass.
Read MoreCAT Boosts Client Success with Key Addition to Business Development Team
As our new Business Development Manager for Genetics, Matt Cerezo brings over a decade of experience in genomic sales and a passion for driving success in the aquaculture industry.
Read MoreWith tools like CRISPR, can genome editing deliver resilience for aquaculture?
This article explores global research into the use of the CRISPR tool for genome editing and genetic improvement in aquaculture.
Read MoreVitamin nutrition in salmonid aquaculture: From avoiding …
This article from the May issue of Aquaculture, co-authored by our BD Manager Dr. Adriana Artiles, explains how the application of a low-density genotyping panel and analysis of growth-related traits helped assess the population structure and genetic diversity of six commercial shrimp stocks in Cuba.
Read MoreGenetic diversity and growth-related traits in Penaeus vannamei …
Learn how the application of genotyping tools and analysis of traits helped assess the genetic diversity of six commercial Penaeus vannamei stocks in Cuba.
Read MoreDr. Alan Tinch joins CAT as a VP of Genetics
The Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT) is delighted to welcome Dr. Alan Tinch as Vice President of Genetics where he will lead a world-class team of research scientists and breeding experts in the development and commercialization of genome editing and other next-generation breeding technologies for use in aquaculture. A graduate of the University of Edinburgh…
Read MoreThe genetic overview reveals how the captive population was, is and should be managed
Domestication, mating and selection, the basis of our life. Selective Breeding is an activity that mankind has carried out instinctively since the first plant crops that sustained ancient civilizations. However, domestication of animals and adaptation to captivity has taken longer, except for the species that were employed for commercial uses such as horses, cattle, pigs,…
Read MoreDr. Klara Verbyla joins the Center for Aquaculture Technologies
Dr. Verbyla will oversee the development of new methods in customizing breeding programs to promote growth and sustainability in the aquaculture industry. This will include facilitating the practical application of genome editing to commercial breeding programs.
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