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Genome-wide identification of a regulatory mutation in <i>BMP15</i> controlling prolificacy in sheep

2019-11-28

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The search for the genetic determinism of prolificacy variability in sheep has evidenced several major mutations in genes playing a crucial role in the control of ovulation rate. In the Noire du Velay (NV) sheep population, a recent genetic study has evidenced the segregation of such a mutation named FecL L . However, based on litter size (LS) records of FecL L non-carrier ewes, the segregation of a second proli...

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1886882a-b568-5179-8218-2770652e6ca1
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10.1101/858860
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