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Signatures of selection in indigenous Chinese cattle genomes reveal adaptive genes and genetic variations to cold climate.

Journal of animal science - 3 Jan 2023

Huang Ning, Zhao Lihong, Wang Jinpeng, Jiang Qiang, Ju Zhihua, Wang Xiuge, Yang Chunhong, Gao Yaping, Wei Xiaochao, Zhang Yaran, Xiao Yao, Liu Wenhao, Lu Shaoxiong, Huang Jinming

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Cold climate shapes the genome of animals and drives them to carry sufficient genetic variations to adapt to changes in temperature. However, limited information is available about the genome-wide pattern of adaptations to cold environments in cattle. In the present study, we used 777K SNP genotyping (15 Chinese cattle breeds, 198 individuals) and whole genome resequencing data (54 cattle breeds of the world, 432...

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PMID: 36617259
DOI: 10.1093/jas/skad006
PMCID: PMC9985157

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