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Genome-wide scans for QTL affecting carcass traits in Hereford x composite double backcross populations.

Journal of animal science - 1 Sept 2002

MacNeil M D, Grosz M D

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A genome-wide scan for chromosomal regions influencing carcass traits was conducted spanning 2.413 morgans on 29 bovine autosomes using 229 microsatellite markers. Two paternal half-sib families of backcross progenies were produced by mating Hereford x composite gene combination (CGC) bulls to both Hereford and CGC dams. Progeny of the first sire (n = 146) were born in 1996 and progeny of the second sire (n =...

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