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[Correlation analysis between polymorphism of the 59383635th locus on X chromosome and fat-tail trait in sheep].

Yi chuan = Hereditas - 1 Oct 2013

Gan Shang-Quan, Zhang Wei, Shen Min, Li Huan, Yang Jing-Quan, Liang Yao-Wei, Gao Lei, Liu Shou-Ren, Wang Xin-Hua

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Fat tail or fat rump is one of essential traits for surviving in harsh environments, and the mechanism of fat deposition and its inheritable characters in sheep are still unclear. Therefore, the 59383635th locus on X chromosome in our unpublished chip data was chosen as candidate SNP, PCR-SSCP method was used to detect genotypes in five sheep breeds which have extreme differences in tail types (Altay, Small Tail...

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PMID: 24459894
DOI: 10.3724/sp.j.1005.2013.01209

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