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Identification of functional candidate variants and genes for feed efficiency in Holstein and Jersey cattle breeds using RNA-sequencing.

Journal of dairy science - 1 Feb 2021

Lam S, Miglior F, Fonseca P A S, Gómez-Redondo I, Zeidan J, Suárez-Vega A, Schenkel F, Guan L L, Waters S, Stothard P, Cánovas A

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The identification of functional genetic variants and associated candidate genes linked to feed efficiency may help improve selection for feed efficiency in dairy cattle, providing economic and environmental benefits for the dairy industry. This study used RNA-sequencing data obtained from liver tissue from 9 Holstein cows [n = 5 low residual feed intake (RFI), n = 4 high RFI] and 10 Jersey cows (n = 5 low RFI, n...

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PMID: 33358171
DOI: 10.3168/jds.2020-18241

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