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Highly deleterious variations in COX1, CYTB, SCG5, FK2, PRL and PGF genes are the potential adaptation of the immigrated African ostrich population.

Computers in biology and medicine - 1 Sept 2018

Al-Shuhaib Mohammed Baqur S, Al-Kafajy Fadhil R, Badi Milad Ali, AbdulAzeez Sayed, Marimuthu Kasi, Al-Juhaishi Hussein Ali Imran, Borgio J Francis

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Because of variable inconvenient living conditions in some places around the world, it is difficult to collect reliable physiological data for ostriches. Therefore, this study aims to provide a comprehensive in silico insight for the nature of polymorphism of important genetic loci that are related to physiological and reproductive traits. Sixty-nine mature ostriches ranging over half of Iraq were screened. Six...

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PMID: 29960146
DOI: 10.1016/j.compbiomed.2018.06.019

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