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Using high-dimensional environmental covariates to study genotype by environment interaction for reproductive traits in Duroc boars.

Journal of animal science - 8 Jan 2026

Lee Heegun, Huang Yijian, Gu Youping, Bussiman Fernando, Jarquín Diego, Hidalgo Jorge

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We investigated the potential of incorporating grid-cell-based environmental covariates (ECs) in the genetic evaluation of total sperm count (TSC), sperm motility (MOT), and sperm morphology (MOR) for Duroc boars. A total of 188,665 records derived from 3,684 genotyped boars, born between December 2018 and October 2024 and raised in three stud farms located in different U.S. states, were analyzed using...

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Animals
Male
Gene-Environment Interaction
Genotype
Sus scrofa
Environment
Seasons

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Sperm Motility

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PMID: 42633570
DOI: 10.1093/jas/skag261
PMCID: PMC13577153

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