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Evidence of early genomic selection in Holstein Friesian across African and European ecosystems.

BMC genomics - 1 Jul 2025

Gao Junxin, Gonzalez-Prendes Rayner, Liu Ying, Kantanen Juha, Ginja Catarina, Ghanem Nasser, Kugonza Donald Rugira, Makgahlela Mahlako, Bovenhuis Henk, Groenen Martien A M, Crooijmans Richard P M A

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BACKGROUND: The Holstein Friesian (HF) cattle breed is the most dominant breed in commercial dairy farming worldwide and managed in more than 150 countries. These countries span diverse agro-climatic zones, ranging from tropical to cold regions. The introduction of HF animals in these regions occurred at different moments in the past which are poorly recorded and continued through importation of live animal and...

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PMID: 40597625
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-025-11828-y
PMCID: PMC12211335

Genes

ADAMTSL4
ARFGEF3
CCDC40
CD48
DYSF
LDB3
NCOA7
OR8B3
PAG1
PGLYRP3
PGLYRP4
PITPNB
PLPPR4
SLAMF1
TBC1D16
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ZNF423

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