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Impact of STAT5A-CNVs on growth traits in Chinese beef cattle breeds.

Gene - 20 Feb 2024

Du Lei, Ma Weidong, Peng Wei, Zhao Huangqing, Zhao Jiahao, Wang Jiamei, Wang Wusheng, Lyu Shijie, Zhang Zijing, Qi Xingshan, Wang Eryao, Lei Chuzhao, Huang Yongzhen

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CNVs, which are a type of structural variation, make a substantial impact on diverse characteristics in multiple species. Q-PCR and data association analysis were used for STAT5A gene copy in this study. This study aimed to investigate the copy number variation (CNV) of the STAT5A gene in seven Chinese cattle breeds, namely Qinchuan cattle, Xianan cattle, Yunling cattle, Ji'an cattle, Jiaxian Red cattle, Qaidam...

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PMID: 38086453
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2023.148073

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