ArticleTranslational animal science2026
Genetic diversity and population structure of Mexican Gir cattle using genome-wide SNP data.
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This study characterizes the genomic diversity and population structure of Mexican Gir cattle. We sampled 226 animals from three tropical herds and isolated DNA from hair samples was genotyped using the GGP Indicus 50K array. After quality control, 212 animals and 28,394 autosomal SNPs remained for a within-breed analysis. We merged the Mexican Gir dataset with an available online database involving 134 worldwide breeds. The combined dataset was used for across-breed comparisons, with 9091 shared SNPs. Within-breed diversity was high (Heterozygosity Observed = 0.40; Heterozygosity Expected = 0.38), and genomic inbreeding by Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium (
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