Elucidating the underlying genetic drivers of production traits in agricultural and aquaculture
species is critical to efforts to maximize farming efficiency.“Omics” based methods (ie …

Copy number variations (CNVs) have been demonstrated as crucial substrates for evolution,
adaptation and breed formation. Chinese indigenous cattle breeds exhibit a broad …

Abstract Background Indigenous Chinese cattle have abundant genetic diversity and a long
history of artificial selection, giving local breeds advantages in adaptability, forage tolerance …

Bovine breeding began in Peru more than five centuries ago; since then, adaptation has
started. Nowadays, Creole cattle are part of economic activities of Peruvian farmers, as they …

Copy number variation (CNV), an important source of genomic structural variation, can
disturb genetic structure, dosage, regulation and expression, and is associated with …

Copy number variation (CNV) represents a major source of genetic variation, which may
have potentially large effects, including alternating gene regulation and dosage, as well as …

Copy number variation (CNV) related to complex traits, such as disease and quantitative
phenotype, is considered an important and wealthy source of genetic and phenotypic …

Allelic imbalance is a common phenomenon in mammals that plays an important role in
gene regulation. An Allele Specific Expression (ASE) approach can be used to detect …

Copy number variation (CNV) influences the mRNA transcription levels and phenotypic traits
through gene dosage, position effects, alteration of downstream pathways, and modulation …

Simple Summary Whole-genome resequencing is an important tool to reveal the in-depth
genomic characteristics of a genome. Adaptability traits are key to the survival of the south …