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Study finds tilapia raised in Malaysia more likely to survive TiLV outbreak

'By selecting parent fish for breeding based on these variants, tilapia strains with innate resistance can be developed'

By Undercurrent News | July 21, 2021 15:25 BST
Hatchery workers harvest Abbassa nile tilapia from a hatchery in Egypt. Photograph by Heba El-Begawi on Flickr.
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