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Screening of Candidate SNPs Potentially Associated with Multi-Parity Litter Size and Litter Weight in Hu Sheep.
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Multi-parity records improve ewe evaluation but require long-term follow-up. This study compared litter size, litter weight, and lambing type across four parities in 256 Hu sheep and 90 Tan sheep and evaluated six candidate SNPs in Hu sheep. The SNPs were confirmed by PCR and Sanger sequencing and genotyped using PARMS; repeated records were analyzed with mixed-effects models. The Hu sheep population showed higher litter weight and multiple-birth proportions than the Tan sheep population, together with a higher mean litter size. Analysis of 822 records from 256 Hu ewes showed that both traits increased from the first to the third parity and then remained stable; the same pattern occurred in 156 ewes with complete records. After BH-FDR correction,
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