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Tracing the genetic footprints: India's role as a gateway for pig migration and domestication across continents.

Animal biotechnology - 1 Dec 2023

Sharma Annu, Ahlawat Sonika, Sharma Rekha, Arora Reena, Singh Karan Veer, Malik Deepak, Banik Santanu, Singh Th Ranadhir, Tantia M S

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This study explored the maternal genetic diversity in the pig genetic resources of India by analyzing a mitochondrial D-loop fragment and comparing it with the corresponding sequences of previously published studies involving domestic pigs and wild boars. Sequencing of 103 samples representing different domestic pig populations revealed existence of 32 maternal haplotypes. The indices of haplotype and nucleotide...

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PMID: 37847106
DOI: 10.1080/10495398.2023.2268683

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