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Fat-tail allele-specific expression genes may affect fat deposition in tail of sheep.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2024

Mansourizadeh Hossein, Bakhtiarizadeh Mohammad Reza, de Almeida Regitano Luciana Correia, Bruscadin Jennifer Jessica

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Different sheep breeds show distinct phenotypic plasticity in fat deposition in the tails. The genetic background underlying fat deposition in the tail of sheep is complex, multifactorial, and may involve allele-specific expression (ASE) mechanism to modulate allelic expression. ASE is a common phenomenon in mammals and refers to allelic imbalanced expression modified by cis-regulatory genetic variants that can...

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Animals
Alleles
Tail
Sheep
Adipose Tissue
Transcriptome
Gene Expression Regulation

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PMID: 39729475
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0316046
PMCID: PMC11676558

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LPL
LRPAP1
SOD3
TCP1

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