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Integrating genome-wide association analysis and selection signatures to identify the key genes affecting the primary economic traits of pigs.

BMC genomics - 8 Jan 2026

Ji Hui, Tang Di, Qin Ruiji, Rao Kai, Lu Zhuoda, Pang Yanqin, Cen Yucan, Lin Xiaoding, Chen Fumei, Zhao Yunxiang, Zhuang Zhanwei

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BACKGROUND: The meat quality of Bama Xiang pigs is superior, while Landrace pigs exhibit faster growth rates. Currently, research on the crossbreeding improvement of Bama Xiang pigs remains relatively limited. The primary goal of swine crossbreeding is to enhance the economic benefits for pig farms, with economic traits serving as key indicators for evaluating the economic performance of swine production....

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PMID: 41507774
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-025-12502-z
PMCID: PMC12874927

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