Redesigning Animal Agriculture
Redesigning Animal Agriculture
Redesigning Animal Agriculture
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speciesism 35<br />
sperm-mediated gene transfer (SMGT) 101,<br />
124<br />
sperm-selection strategies 87, 108<br />
spermatogenesis 81<br />
donor-derived 82<br />
under germ cell control 82<br />
spermatogonia enrichment, techniques 85<br />
spermatogonial stem cells 81, 98<br />
advantages compared to NT 101<br />
assay 82<br />
cross-species transplantation 82<br />
enrichment from immature testis 85<br />
targeted mutagenesis 88<br />
to produce transgenic animals 101<br />
stochastic process-based modelling 144–168<br />
applications 159–168<br />
individual grazing behaviour 159–165<br />
spread of an invasive species across a<br />
landscape 165–168<br />
demographic stochasticity 148–149<br />
discrete state–space Markov processes 146,<br />
148<br />
environmental fluctuations 149–150<br />
formulation and analysis of stochastic<br />
models 148<br />
general case 155–156<br />
immigration–death process (basic<br />
model) 148–152<br />
immigration–death process (including<br />
susceptible–infected disease<br />
dynamics) 152–156<br />
handling of uncertainty 146–147<br />
of heterogeneity at population and individual<br />
levels 145–146<br />
joint estimation of parameters and missing<br />
data 147<br />
parameter estimation, general<br />
formulation 156–157<br />
reversible-jump Metropolis–Hastings<br />
algorithm 157–159<br />
subsidized food production, EU 208<br />
sugarcane production, Great Barrier Reef<br />
catchment 173–174<br />
suicide, rural communities 23<br />
sustainability science, emergence of 15–16<br />
sustainable agriculture, transgenic livestock<br />
for 107–108<br />
sustainable approach to livestock<br />
development 206–207<br />
economic, environmental and social<br />
outcomes 206<br />
synteny 72<br />
synthetic siRNAs 129–131<br />
systemic action research in rural<br />
development 10<br />
systemic agricultural education 10<br />
Index 229<br />
systemic capability development and epistemic<br />
transformations 13–14<br />
systemic development in animal<br />
agriculture 11–14<br />
systemic science 15–16<br />
systemics<br />
First Order 3–4, 5, 9<br />
orders of 3–6<br />
Second Order 6, 9<br />
Third Order 4, 5, 6, 9<br />
systems approach 1–2<br />
cognitive systems 8–11<br />
critical learning systems 14–15<br />
natural and social systems 5<br />
to agriculture 2–3, 6–8, 15<br />
to redesigning animal agriculture 3–4, 5–6,<br />
9, 11–13<br />
systems biology approach to precision animal<br />
breeding 75–77<br />
systems movement in agriculture 6–8<br />
testicular irradiation 84<br />
tetracycline-inducible system (tetO) 131<br />
therapeutic proteins<br />
conventional production 101–102<br />
mammary gland production 102<br />
recombinant forms 102<br />
Third Order Systemics 4, 5, 6, 9<br />
critical learning systems as component 15<br />
time–homogeneous Markov processes 168<br />
general case 155–156<br />
parameter estimation 156–157<br />
total genetic value 67<br />
traceback to individual production animals 54–55<br />
traditional science<br />
epistemological perspective 11<br />
role in development 12<br />
transfected germ cells, transplantation 96<br />
transgenesis<br />
ethical issues 39–41<br />
potential to allow more targeted animal<br />
breeding 112<br />
transgenic animal food products<br />
consumer acceptance 97, 109–110, 136–137<br />
regulatory issues 97, 109<br />
transgenic animals 86<br />
acceptance provided a clear benefit 112<br />
alternative production<br />
methodologies 100–101<br />
animal welfare concerns 110–111<br />
debate as to their value in agriculture 112<br />
economic considerations 112<br />
from cells genetically modified in vitro 98<br />
advantages 98–99<br />
from pronuclear microinjection of DNA 87,<br />
99, 100, 122–123