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Single-step genome-wide association study reveals candidate genes for body mass index trait in Yunong-black pigs.

Animal genetics - 1 Feb 2025

Wu Ziyi, Dou Tengfei, Wu Jiahao, Bai Liyao, Zhang Yongqian, Zan Shengyuan, Yang Songbai, Zhou Hao, Han Jinyi, Han Xuelei, Qiao Ruimin, Wang Kejun, Yang Feng, Li Xin-Jian, Li Xiu-Ling

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Body mass index (BMI) can serve as a reasonable indicator of overall body fat content in pigs. This study aimed to identify underlying variants and candidate genes associated with BMI in Yunong-black pigs. A single-step genome-wide association analysis (GWAS) was performed on 1405 BMI records and 924 Yunong-black pigs genotyped using a 50 K SNP Chip. De-regressed estimated breeding values were taken as the...

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Body Mass Index
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PMID: 39716448
DOI: 10.1111/age.13501

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