Genetic screening between Italian and Romanian water buffalo

Rossetti, Cristina; Genualdo, V.; Perucatti, A.; Incarnato, D.; Nicolae, Ioana

doi:10.1080/09712119.2023.2237618

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“…Furthermore, the genetic background of local breeds still requires characterization and approach [48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55], most of all due to the potential valuable and healthy genetic variants present or not yet unveiled into their genomes. Even if research initiatives were carried out and financed in this direction from national and EU funds, related studies are still needed, thus there should be continued.…”

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Assessment of the One Health Status in Romania From the Livestock Farming Perspective

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Maerescu,

Criste

et al. 2023

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In the context of globalization One Health enables and concurs to the achievement of Global Health. One Health approach involves wide knowledge and understanding of its critical factors, next to an adequate implementation, also in farm animal sector. Moreover, animal farming and breeding shows particularities depending on country. Therefore, well-defined and specific strategies are still needed to be developed and adapted to the current conditions found in various countries for ensuring a well implementation, thus driving to better and healthier global outcomes and security. This paper will explore the One Health status in Romania, highlighting the current progress registered until now and the future perspectives based on its potential, in the context of the livestock farming framework and challenges. Our findings may help to disclose the challenges of putting in practice One Health in Romania, alongside to the pathways showing potential to enhance sustainability in livestock farming.

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