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Genome-wide association analysis highlights genomic regions and genes potentially associated with anestrus in crossbred gilts.

Mammalian genome : official journal of the International Mammalian Genome Society - 1 Dec 2025

Quirino Monike Willemin, Hebbel Cleverson, Ibelli Adriana Mércia Guaratini, Ledur Mônica Corrêa, Cantão Maurício Egídio, de Oliveira Peixoto Jane, Mores Marcos Antonio Zanella, Baldessar Pricila, Ono Rafael Keith, Marques Mariana Groke, Peripolli Vanessa, Ulguim Rafael da Rosa, Gasperin Bernardo Garziera, Bianchi Ivan

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Anestrus, an infertility condition that affects several animal' species, is characterized by failing to display estrus. In pig production, it leads to the culling of 5 to 15% of the replacement gilts, resulting in significant losses impairing the swine female longevity. Despite that, little is known about the genetic mechanisms involved with anestrus in pigs. Hence, this study evaluated cyclic and non-cyclic F1...

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