ArticleFrontiers in genetics2019
Genomic Analysis Reveals Pleiotropic Alleles at EDN3 and BMP7 Involved in Chicken Comb Color and Egg Production.
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Abstract
Artificial selection is often associated with numerous changes in seemingly unrelated phenotypic traits. The genetic mechanisms of correlated phenotypes probably involve pleiotropy or linkage of genes related to such phenotypes. Dongxiang blue-shelled chicken, an indigenous chicken breed of China, has segregated significantly for the dermal hyperpigmentation phenotype. Two lines of the chicken have been divergently selected with respect to comb color for over 20 generations. The red comb line chicken produces significantly higher number of eggs than the dark comb line chicken. The objective of this study was to explore potential mechanisms involved in the relationship between comb color and egg production among chickens. Based on the genome-wide association study results, we identified a genomic region on chromosome 20 involving
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