The presence of a marker associated with Pacific oyster resistance to OsHV-1 does not affect susceptibility to Vibrio aestuarianus
Liam B Surry(Vancouver Island University), Timothy J. Green(Flinders University), Andrew H. Loudon(Vancouver Island University), Konstantin Divilov(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Spencer L. Lunda(Oregon State University), Chris Langdon(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Ben J.G. Sutherland(Vancouver Island University)
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