Micha Ron

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Micha Ron is a researcher whose work bridges the fields of aquaculture genetics and molecular biology, with a particular focus on tilapia—a globally important food fish. His most-cited paper, "High-throughput genomic DNA extraction protocol from tilapia's fin tissue" (2006, 14 citations), reflects his key contribution: developing efficient, scalable methods for genetic analysis in aquatic species. This protocol has enabled high-throughput genotyping, essential for selective breeding programs and population genetics studies. Ron’s research has advanced the practical application of genomic tools in aquaculture, helping improve fish health, growth, and sustainability. While his citation count is modest, the impact of his work is evident in its adoption by other researchers working on tilapia and related species. His contributions underscore the importance of robust, reproducible laboratory techniques in supporting broader genetic and breeding research. For students and researchers in aquaculture genetics, Ron’s work exemplifies how method development can underpin significant advances in applied biology.