… are important markers for molecular breeding of sheep and other livestock species. … of the
number of copy number variations (CNVs) shared by geographic groups of domestic sheep, …

… 50 K BeadChip to detect the genome-wide CNVs in the … of 447 copy number variation
regions (CNVRs) across the autosomal genome, occupying nearly 2.17% of the bovine genome. …

… CNVs have been explored as an important genomic feature for important traits in farm
animals. Initial studies in cattle mainly focused on CNV detection using approaches like …

… in livestock species, aiming to unravel genomic regions … Dogs produce a longer form of
maltase than wolves, due to a … mutation was also seen in herbivore species (rabbits and cows) [70…

… of genomic variation, copy number variation (… Genes located in the shared CNVs were
significantly enriched in long-term depression related GO terms as buffaloes were domesticated …

… genomes of livestock and domestic animals in the context of CNV-associated, economically
important traits [18,19]. These variants overlap genomic … [22,23], and animal health [24], thus, …

… in the goat Fec B gene in the Animal Omics database (http://animal.nwsuaf.edu.cn) and …
intronic variations could influence the interaction between transcription factors and host genes, …

… dogs had >four copies of the CNV and homozygous animals … copy number variation at
this locus, and previous genome-… as being under selection in domestic dogs. KITLG plays an …

… Copy number variation (CNV) is a form of genetic variation caused by genome rearrangement,
with abnormal fragments ranging from 50 bp to Mb. And, CNV is closely related to disease…

… Since cattle have been domesticated, natural and artificial selection have been acting on …
In this study, we determined the genome-wide CNVs for 318 animals from 24 Chinese native …