Browsing Faculty of Biosciences (BioVit) by Author "Sandve, Simen Rød"
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CRISPR based functional characterization of the abcg2b gene contribution to muscle pigmentation in Atlantic salmon
Wagnerberger, Johanna Henny (Master thesis, 2020)Red flesh coloration is an important trademark of salmon meat and commonly associated with its quality. The colour intensity is largely controlled by diet composition and mainly caused by the red pigment astaxanthin, which ... -
Evolution of adaptations to temperate climate in the grass subfamily Pooideae
Schubert, Marian (PhD Thesis;2016:89, Doctoral thesis, 2016)Temperate biomes are characterized by strong temperature and photoperiod seasonality and frequently occurring frost. Temperate plants have evolved to overcome challenges like cold stress, prolonged winters and short ... -
Genetics of Pooideae freezing tolerance : an evolutionary perspective
Sandve, Simen Rød (PhD Thesis;2010:37, Doctoral thesis, 2010)Freezing tolerance is an important agricultural trait for forage and cereal grasses belonging to the Pooideae sub-family. Many plants, including the Pooideae grasses, go through a cold acclimation (CA) process when exposed ... -
Transfection optimization and gene editing method establishment for fish cells
Sapkota, Subash (Master thesis, 2021)Aquaculture is one of the fastest-growing industries around the world, and salmonoid aquaculture is a very big industry for Norway. Ensuring fish health and welfare is essential for aquaculture, also to avoid economic loss. ... -
Transposable Elements as a Source of Novel Gene Regulation in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar)
Sahlström, Hanna (Master thesis, 2021)It has become evident over the last decade that transposable elements play an extensive role in gene regulatory evolution. Their ability to transpose close to genes, while also acting as cis-regulatory elements, permits ...