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Genome-wide association study identified five quantitative trait loci and two candidate genes for digestive traits in Suhuai pigs.

Animal genetics - 1 Jun 2024

Li Kaijun, Hou Liming, Du Taoran, Pu Guang, Liu Chenxi, Liu Gensheng, Zhou Juan, Huang Ruihua, Zhao Qingbo, Li Pinghua

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This work aimed to identify markers and candidate genes underlying porcine digestive traits. In total, 331 pigs were genotyped by 80 K Chip data or 50 K Chip data. For apparent neutral detergent fiber digestibility, a total of 19 and 21 candidate single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) were respectively identified using a genome-wide efficient mixed-model association algorithm and linkage-disequilibrium adjusted...

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PMID: 38618678
DOI: 10.1111/age.13430

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