An introduction to Animal Genetics with Dr Victoria Lindsay-McGee
Stable Science from Dr David Marlin's Animalweb · Animal Web Ltd (drdavidmarlin.com)
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Show Notes
In this episode, we dive into animal genetics with Dr. Victoria Lindsay-McGee, the newest expert on Animalweb.
Dr. Lindsay-McGee introduces the fundamentals of animal genetics, including:
- complex disease genetics
- genetic selection
- the impact of breeding practices.
She discusses the importance of genetic counselling for animals, as well as the challenges of managing genetic diversity and cultural attitudes towards breeding.
We also explore why Dr. Lindsay-McGee and her team are launching a new study on equestrian community views of equine genetics. Learn how you can participate in this survey to help shape the future of genetics research, ensuring industry priorities align with advancing horse welfare.
Why participate in the latest genetic study?
- Help shape the future of equine genetics research
- Ensure industry priorities are reflected in upcoming studies
- Support scientific advancements that benefit horse welfare
The study has been reviewed and approved by the University of Edinburgh’s Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies Human Ethical Review Committee (URN: HERC_24_083).
To take part in the survey and have your voice heard, follow the link: 2024 Horse Genetics Survey – UK and Europe.
READ about the study here - Equine Genetics Study
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