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Genome-wide association study reveals new QTL and functional candidate genes for the number of ribs and carcass length in pigs.

Animal genetics - 1 Aug 2023

Liu Kaiyue, Hou Liming, Yin Yanzhen, Wang Binbin, Liu Chenxi, Zhou Wuduo, Niu Peipei, Li Qiang, Huang Ruihua, Li Pinghua

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The number of ribs (NR) and carcass length (CL) are important economic traits in pig breeding programs. Pigs with a higher NR and longer CL produce greater pork yields. In the present study, Suhuai pigs with NR and CL phenotypes were genotyped using the Neogen® GGP Porcine 80 K SNP array to identify the QTL affecting NR and CL and dissect the candidate genes for the two traits. The SNP-chip data was imputed to...

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PMID: 36911996
DOI: 10.1111/age.13315

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