A multi-omics pathway label is not a colour-breeding target

The evidence library is allowed to change in public. This page preserves the revised boundary, why it moved and which guides were affected.

What changed

The colour-genetics gap map and priority queue now include the 2026 crustacyanin RNA-interference and multi-omics study without promoting its abstract-level results into the method-reviewed evidence corpus.

Why it changed

The publisher preview reports 24 family genes, two knockdown targets, compensatory expression and candidate interacting proteins, but not the complete animal, vessel, control, pooling, phenotype or analysis units. It reports no named-line crosses, standardized visible-colour outcome, whole-animal molt result or living-shrimp disease-protection test.

Sources reviewed for this change

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aquaculture.2025.743062

Affected practical guides

A public change is not automatically a retraction. A source may be added, a scope narrowed, a gap refined or an error corrected. The current guide and registry record own the current wording.

Follow or challenge the record

Subscribe to the research-update feed or submit a stable source and proposed correction.