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Discovery and validation of candidate SNP markers associated to heat stress response in pregnant ewes managed inside a climate-controlled chamber.

Tropical animal health and production - 1 Nov 2020

Luna-Nevarez Guillermo, Kelly Amy C, Camacho Leticia E, Limesand Sean W, Reyna-Granados Javier R, Luna-Nevarez Pablo

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Sheep production in desert environments during summer is challenging due to heat stress which reduces feed intake, growth, and fertility. Despite warm conditions, some ewes are able to maintain a normal performance suggesting the existence of genetic bases underlying heat tolerance. Our objective was to discover and validate genetic markers associated with thermo-tolerance in pregnant ewes exposed to warm...

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PMID: 32939704
DOI: 10.1007/s11250-020-02379-3

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