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Genome-wide identifications of regulatory variants influencing milk fat percentage in Chinese Holstein cow.

BMC genomics - 26 Dec 2025

Gong Changliang, Zhang Yaran, Yang Chunhong, Ju Zhihua, Liu Wenhao, Jiang Qiang, Wang Xiuge, Xiao Yao, Wei Xiaochao, Gao Yaping, Wang Lingling, Gao Yundong, Wang Jinpeng, Huang Jinming

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BACKGROUND: Milk fat is a critical economic trait in Holstein cattle; however, the identification of genomic loci associated with milk fat content remains limited, constraining progress in genetic improvement and overall dairy production efficiency. A comprehensive understanding of the genetic and regulatory mechanisms underlying milk fat synthesis is therefore essential for advancing dairy breeding and...

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PMID: 41454275
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-025-12449-1
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ACACA
DGAT1
FASN
HERC6
PLEKHA5
SLC15A5
SP1
SPAG1

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