Development of a Compact Snp Panel for Hereditary Disease Screening in Kazakh Horse Breeds through Integration of Omia and Genome-Wide Genotyping Data

Yerkebulan Talzhanov, Zhassulan Kozhanov, Merey Torekhanov, Aibyn Torekhanov, Dauren Nurmahanbetov, Nazym Kozhanova

2026

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DOI 10.51847/zopvakhihl
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Abstract

Genetic monitoring of hereditary disease-associated variants is becoming an increasingly important component of modern horse breeding. However, information on the distribution of disease-associated loci in Kazakh horse breeds remains limited. Integrating genome-wide SNP data with curated disease databases may provide a practical approach to population-level genetic screening. To develop a compact SNP panel for monitoring hereditary disease-associated variation in Adai and Kostanai horses using g