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A Million-Cow Validation of a Chromosome 14 Region Interacting with All Chromosomes for Fat Percentage in U.S. Holstein Cows.

International journal of molecular sciences - 4 Jan 2024

Prakapenka Dzianis, Liang Zuoxiang, Zaabza Hafedh B, VanRaden Paul M, Van Tassell Curtis P, Da Yang

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A genome-wide association study (GWAS) of fat percentage (FPC) using 1,231,898 first lactation cows and 75,198 SNPs confirmed a previous result that a Chr14 region about 9.38 Mb in size (0.14-9.52 Mb) had significant inter-chromosome additive × additive (A×A) effects with all chromosomes and revealed many new such effects. This study divides this 9.38 Mb region into two sub-regions, Chr14a at 0.14-0.88 Mb (0.74...

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PMID: 38203848
DOI: 10.3390/ijms25010674
PMCID: PMC10779465

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