HERC3 GENE AS A GENETIC MARKER OF AVERAGE DAILY GAIN IN KAZAKH WHITE-HEADED CATTLE

Alena Valentinovna Belaya, Индира Бейшова, Marina Ivanovna Selionova, V.S. Birg, K.I. Snagoschenko

2023

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DOI 10.52368/2078-0109-2023-59-3-43-48
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Abstract

As a result of GWAS performed using a single-locus linear model on the basis of the data obtained using the GeneSeek GGP Bovine 150 K chip for 790 bulls of the Kazakh White-headed breed. 81 SNPs associated with the average daily gain were established, of which 66 SNPs are located within 29 protein-coding genes. The biological pathways through which the candidate genes are included in the control of the development of the sign of average daily gain in the young stock of the Kazakh White-headed breed have been characterized. The HERC3 gene, for which 12 SNPs have been identified, is considered and discussed in more detail.