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Genome-Wide Selective Signatures Reveal Candidate Genes Associated with Hair Follicle Development and Wool Shedding in Sheep.

Genes - 29 Nov 2021

Lei Zhihui, Sun Weibo, Guo Tingting, Li Jianye, Zhu Shaohua, Lu Zengkui, Qiao Guoyan, Han Mei, Zhao Hongchang, Yang Bohui, Zhang Liping, Liu Jianbin, Yuan Chao, Yue Yaojing

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Hair follicle development and wool shedding in sheep are poorly understood. This study investigated the population structures and genetic differences between sheep with different wool types to identify candidate genes related to these traits. We used Illumina ovine SNP 50K chip genotyping data of 795 sheep populations comprising 27 breeds with two wool types, measuring the population differentiation index (Fst),...

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PMID: 34946875
DOI: 10.3390/genes12121924
PMCID: PMC8702090

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