How Does Histology Contribute to Breeding and Genetics?
Histological studies of reproductive tissues help in understanding the maturation and spawning cycles of cultured species. By examining the development of gonads and identifying stages of gametogenesis, researchers can optimize breeding programs. Additionally, histology can be used to study the effects of genetic modifications and selective breeding on tissue structure and function, contributing to the development of strains with desirable traits such as faster growth and disease resistance.
