Using comparative genomics to detect mutations regulating plumage variations in graylag (A. anser) and swan geese (A. cygnoides).

doi:10.1016/j.gene.2022.146612

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Using comparative genomics to detect mutations regulating plumage variations in graylag (A. anser) and swan geese (A. cygnoides).

Gene - 5 Aug 2022

Yang Yunzhou, Wang Huiying, Li Guangquan, Liu Yi, Wang Cui, Qiu Songyin, Wang Xianze, Yao Junfeng, Zhu Lihui, He Daqian

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Although graylag geese (A. anser) showed similar plumages of white, grey, and white with grey patches compared to those in swan geese (A. cygnoides), it was believed the substantial molecular mechanism for plumage variations were different. To date, studies on genes responsible for diverse plumages among graylag geese were limited and causal mutations remain unknown. In this study, genomes from 57 individuals...

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PMID: 35618220
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2022.146612

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