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Genetic markers that influence feed efficiency phenotypes also affect cattle temperament as measured by flight speed.

Animal genetics - 1 Feb 2015

Lindholm-Perry A K, Kuehn L A, Freetly H C, Snelling W M

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Flight speed is a predictive indicator of cattle temperament and is associated with feed efficiency phenotypes. Genetic markers associated with both traits may assist with selection of calmer animals with improved economic value. A preliminary genome-wide association study determined chromosomal regions on BTA9, and 17 were associated with flight speed. The genes quaking (QKI), glutamate receptor, ionotropic,...

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PMID: 25515066
DOI: 10.1111/age.12244

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GRIA2
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GLRB

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