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Ovine ELOVL5 and FASN genes polymorphisms and their correlations with sheep tail fat deposition.

Gene - 10 Jan 2022

Zhao Liming, Li Fadi, Liu Teng, Yuan Lvfeng, Zhang Xiaoxue, Zhang Deyin, Li Xiaolong, Zhang Yukun, Zhao Yuan, Song Qizhi, Wang Jianghui, Zhou Bubo, Cheng Jiangbo, Xu Dan, Li Wenxin, Lin Changchun, Wang Weimin

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Reducing tail fat deposition can increase the economic value of a carcass and improve feed efficiency. This study aimed to explore ELOVL5 and FASN polymorphisms associated with tail fat deposition and their expression levels of sheep. Association analysis showed that ELOVL5 synonymous mutation g.62534 C > T was associated with tail width, tail fat weight, and relative tail fat weight (P < 0.05). FASN synonymous...

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PMID: 34500050
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2021.145954

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