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Pfizer Animal Genetics now accepting samples for Arthrogryposis Multiplex testing
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(December 2008)
Research relating to Arthrogryposis Multiplex (AM), previously known in the U.S. as Curly Calf Syndrome, and its prevalence in prominent Angus bloodlines has recently resulted in the development of a commercially viable test for this recessive genetic trait. |
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Pfizer Animal Genetics and NBCEC finding links between genomics and cattle health traits |
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NEW YORK, N.Y. (August 11, 2008)—A groundbreaking study at Colorado State University may lead to early identification of animals with less susceptibility to feedlot diseases, especially bovine respiratory disease (BRD). “This landmark research is providing us with greater insight into the genetic markers responsible for improved feedlot health, a promising significant breakthrough for the beef industry,” says Nigel Evans, Ph.D., Vice President of Pfizer Animal Genetics...
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GeneSTAR Tenderness markers to be included in Marker-Assisted EBVs |
ALBION, QUEENSLAND (June 25, 2008)—Catapult Genetics is encouraged by recent results of the SmartGene project which underpin the recommendation to include the company’s GeneSTAR Tenderness genetic markers into development of official Trial MA-EBVs. At the same time, the company is optimistic about inclusion of marbling and feed efficiency marker data in future genetic evaluations.
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Gerard Davis Named Head of Product Development and Laboratory Operations at Pfizer Animal Genetics |
December 7, 2006— Approval.
NEW YORK (June 17, 2008)—Highly respected genetic researcher Gerard Davis has been named Head of Product Development and Laboratory Operations at Pfizer Animal Genetics. Dr. Davis will have global responsibilities for research and development of all new products in the Pfizer Animal Genetics portfolio. |
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