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Novel effects of identified SNPs within the porcine Pregnancy-Associated Glycoprotein gene family (pPAGs) on the major reproductive traits in Hirschmann hybrid-line sows.
Research in veterinary science - 1 Oct 2017
Panasiewicz Grzegorz, Bieniek-Kobuszewska Martyna, Lipka Aleksandra, Majewska Marta, Jedryczko Roman, Szafranska Bozena
Abstract excerpt
This is the first study describing identification of SNPs within the multiple and polymorphic Pregnancy-Associated Glycoprotein gene family (PAGs) in the genome of the domestic pig (pPAGs). We identified pPAG-like (pPAG-L) genotypes in primiparous and multiparous farmed hybrid-line JSR Hirschmann (Hrn) sows (N=159), in which various novel associations with their phenotypes for the major reproductive traits have...
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