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Identification of functional candidate genes for body composition by expression analyses and evidencing impact by association analysis and mapping.

Biochimica et biophysica acta - 25 Jul 2005

Ponsuksili Siriluck, Murani Eduard, Schellander Karl, Schwerin Manfred, Wimmers Klaus

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This study aims to identify hepatic genes affecting traits related to muscularity and obesity by combining expression analyses, association studies, and gene mapping. Functional candidate genes with trait-associated expression were obtained by hybridising custom made application-specific cDNA microarrays with targets of discordant sib pairs of a porcine experimental population. Out of 238 genes addressed, nine...

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PMID: 16005530
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbaexp.2005.06.004

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