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A genetical genomics approach reveals new candidates and confirms known candidate genes for drip loss in a porcine resource population.

Mammalian genome : official journal of the International Mammalian Genome Society - 1 Oct 2013

Heidt Hanna, Cinar Mehmet Ulas, Uddin Muhammad Jasim, Looft Christian, Jüngst Heinz, Tesfaye Dawit, Becker Astrid, Zimmer Andreas, Ponsuksili Siriluck, Wimmers Klaus, Tholen Ernst, Schellander Karl, Große-Brinkhaus Christine

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In this study lean meat water-holding capacity (WHC) of a Duroc × Pietrain (DuPi) resource population with corresponding genotypes and transcriptomes was investigated using genetical genomics. WHC was characterized by drip loss measured in M. longissimus dorsi. The 60K Illumina SNP chips identified genotypes of 169 F2 DuPi animals. Whole-genome transcriptomes of muscle samples were available for 132 F2 animals...

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PMID: 24026665
DOI: 10.1007/s00335-013-9473-z

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