Selection of Genome-Wide SNPs for Pooled Allelotyping Assays Useful for Population Monitoring.

ABSTRACT: Parasitic worms are serious pests of humans, livestock, and crops worldwide. Multiple management strategies are employed in order to reduce their impact, and some of these may affect their genome and population allelic frequency distribution. The evolution of chemical resistance, ecological changes, and pest dispersal has allowed an increasing number of pests to become difficult to control with current management methods. Their lifestyle limits the use of ecological and individual-based management of populations. There is a need to develop rapid, affordable, and simple diagnostics to assess the efficacy of management strategies and delay the evolution of resistance to these strategies. This study presents a multilocus, equal-representation, whole-genome pooled single nucleotide polymorphis

SUBMITTER: Babineau M 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8911822 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature