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Genetic architectures and selection signatures of body height in Chinese indigenous donkeys revealed by next-generation sequencing.

Animal genetics - 1 Aug 2022

Liu Yu, Li Haijing, Wang Min, Zhang Xinhao, Yang Li, Zhao Chunjiang, Wu Changxin

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Donkeys are widely distributed labour animals in the world. During the process of the domestication and artificial selection of domestic donkeys, body sizes show significant differences among different breeds of donkeys. Based on the genome resequencing data of 103 Chinese indigenous donkeys from 11 breeds (Biyang, Dezhou, Guangling, Hetian, Jiami, Kulun, Qingyang, Turfan, Tibetan, Xinjiang, and Yunnan), seven...

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PMID: 35535569
DOI: 10.1111/age.13211

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