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Revelation of genetic diversity and genomic footprints of adaptation in Indian pig breeds.

Gene - 30 Jan 2024

A Vani, Kumar Amit, Mahala Sudarshan, Chandra Janga Sarath, Chauhan Anuj, Mehrotra Arnav, Kumar De Arun, Ranjan Sahu Amiya, Firdous Ahmad Sheikh, Vempadapu Varshini, Dutt Triveni

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In the present study, the genetic diversity measures among four Indian domestic breeds of pig namely Agonda Goan, Ghurrah, Ghungroo, and Nicobari, of different agro-climatic regions of country were explored and compared with European commercial breeds, European wild boar and Chinese domestic breeds. The double digest restriction site-associated DNA sequencing (ddRADseq) data of Indian pigs (102) and Landrace (10...

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PMID: 37918549
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2023.147950

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