Whole-genome sequencing identifies genetic diversity and adaptive signatures of hypoxia and ultraviolet radiation in Chinese chickens.

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Whole-genome sequencing identifies genetic diversity and adaptive signatures of hypoxia and ultraviolet radiation in Chinese chickens.

Journal of advanced research - 1 Sept 2026

Bello Semiu Folaniyi, Terefe Endashaw, Ye Haoqiang, Adeola Adeniyi Charles, Zhou Zhen, Jebessa Endashaw, Qi Lin, Ahmed Ridwan Olawale, Aloryi Kelvin Dodzi, Ositanwosu Obiajulu Emenike, Eludodun Sunday James, Zhang Zhaofeng, Tiamiyu Bashir Bolaji, Ladejobi Afusat Kikelomo, Ahbara Abulgasim M, Salim Bashir, Rothenberg Dylan O'Neill, Adigun Oludoyin Adeseun, Zhang Xiquan, Cai Bolin, Hanotte Olivier, Nie Qinghua

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INTRODUCTION: Domestic chickens primarily descended from the wild red junglefowl, play a crucial role in global egg and meat production. China hosts diverse indigenous chicken populations that have adapted to various environmental conditions, including high-altitude with hypoxic and ultraviolet radiation stress. METHOD: We analyzed whole-genome sequences of 118 birds from five Indigenous Chinese chicken...

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