ArticleBMC genomics2025
The CNV map construction and ROH analysis of Pinan cattle.
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- Runs of homozygosity reveal population dynamics and selection across global cattle.Journal of animal science and biotechnology · 2026Article
- Genome-wide characterization of copy number variants and their functional relevance in indigenous draught cattle of South Asia.PloS one · 2026Article
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Abstract
Pinan cattle, as the progeny of crossbreeding improvement between Nanyang cattle and Piedmontese, have attracted attention for their excellent growth performance. In this study, we constructed a copy number variation map by whole genome resequencing of 132 Pinan cattle. In the genome of Pinan cattle, deletion-type copy number variants occupied a higher proportion and only 3.31% of CNVRs overlapped with exonic regions. It showed that Pinan cattle was clearly distinguishable from other breeds and Pinan cattle was closer to Nanyang cattle by population genetic structure analysis based on CNVRs. The degree of inbreeding in the Pinan cattle population was explored by ROH analysis, which showed that the degree of inbreeding in Pinan cattle was lower than that in European beef cattle, suggesting that the risk of inbreeding was low. Candidate genes related to muscle development (CADM3, CNTFR, DOCK3), reproductive traits (SCAPER), embryonic development (RERE) and immune traits (CD84) were identified by V
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