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Genetic history and adaptation of Eurasian wild boars inform livestock breeding.

Cell genomics - 10 Sept 2025

Yang Ji, Wei Wen-Tian, Li Meng-Hua

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Historical expansions of wild boars (Sus scrofa) across Eurasia have shaped phenotypic variation, genetic diversity, and local adaptation of their populations. The study by Wang et al.1 investigates the demographic history and genetic adaptation of Eurasian wild boars based on 96 whole-genome sequences, informing a critical role of Central Asian populations in their expansions and identifying key genes and...

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Animals
Breeding
Sus scrofa
Adaptation, Physiological
Genetic Variation
Livestock
Swine

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PMID: 40934877
DOI: 10.1016/j.xgen.2025.101008
PMCID: PMC12534696

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