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The relationship between MUC19 copy number variation and growth traits of Chinese cattle.

Gene - 30 Jan 2023

Chen Yihe, Peng Wei, Zhang Zijing, Liu Xian, Yang Peng, Fu Changqi, Zhang Jun, Wang Hongli, Zhou Sensen, Lei Chuzhao, Wang Eryao, Huang Yongzhen

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Copy number variation (CNV), as one of the important variations in the biological genome, refers to the deletion and duplication of genomic segments between 1 kb and 50 kb caused by genomic rearrangements. Currently, many copy number variations have been found to be significantly associated with important economic traits such as growth, development and reproduction of cattle. However, the study of MUC19 gene has...

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PMID: 36349576
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2022.147010

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