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Genetics and Genomics

The genetics and genomics group in the Department of Animal Science maintains two significant areas of activities: quantitative genetics and functional genomics.

Students can major in animal science and focus their coursework and research project on genetics and genomics. Alternatively, students can pursue a major in animal science with a co-major in genetics or functional genomics. In this case, both the major and co-major programs will be on the student’s graduate transcript.

Students pursuing research in genetics and genomics use a variety of animal models, including beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine, and mice, in their thesis projects.

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Charlotte Farin

Professor, Associate Faculty Member of Department of Population Health and Pathobiology

Mark Knauer

Associate Professor and Extension Swine Specialist

Melissa Merrill

Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs

Todd See

Department Head and Professor

Functional Genomics

Charlotte Farin

Professor, Associate Faculty Member of Department of Population Health and Pathobiology

Melissa Merrill

Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs

Quantitative Genomics

Mark Knauer

Associate Professor and Extension Swine Specialist

Todd See

Department Head and Professor