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Barendse, William (Bill)

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Geneticist and Zoologist

Summary

Bill Barendse is a geneticist specialising in bovine and ovine genome research. In 2012 he is a Senior Research Scientist at the CSIRO, conducting research into bovine parasites and meat production.

In 2006 Barendse a research project led my Barendse established the world's first commercial DNA test of feed efficiency in beef cattle, called GeneSTAR™ Feed Efficiency 4.

He has authored more than 100 research publications and patented 4 commercial processes.

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