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Whole-Genome Resequencing of 299 Large White Pigs Identifies RASAL2 as a Candidate Gene for Feed Efficiency Traits.

Animal genetics - 1 Oct 2026

Chen Lin, Yang Bin, Shi Haoran, Deng Junzhuo, Gao Jing, Liu Yang

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Feed efficiency is a core economic trait in pig breeding, with feed costs accounting for 60%-70% of total production expenses. Deciphering its genetic basis is critical for precise molecular breeding and the development of grain-saving pig breeds. However, most existing studies rely on SNP arrays, which cannot capture insertion-deletion (InDel) variants, and systematic research on modern intensively selected...

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PMID: 42619557
DOI: 10.1002/age.70187
PMCID: PMC13491008

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RASAL2
BTG1
PLCB1
TAFA5
TMCC3

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