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Population structure and genomic footprints of selection in five major Iranian horse breeds.

Animal genetics - 1 Oct 2022

Salek Ardestani Siavash, Zandi Mohammad Bagher, Vahedi Seyed Milad, Janssens Steven

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The genetic structure and characteristics of Iranian native breeds are yet to be comprehensibly investigated and studied. Therefore, we employed genomic information of 364 Iranian native horses representing the Asil (n = 109), Caspian (n = 40), Dareshuri (n = 44), Kurdish (n = 95), and Turkoman (n = 76) breeds to reveal the genetic structure and characteristics. For these and 19 other horse breeds, principal...

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PMID: 35919961
DOI: 10.1111/age.13243

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