ArticleEvolutionary applications2022
Whole-genome analysis reveals the hybrid formation of Chinese indigenous DHB pig following human migration.
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- Whole-genome analysis reveals the hybrid formation of Chinese indigenous DHB pig following human migration.Evolutionary applications · 2022Article
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Abstract
Hybridization is widespread in nature and is a valuable tool in domestic breeding. The DHB (DaHuaBai) pig in South China is the product of such a breeding strategy, resulting in increased body weight compared with other pigs in the surrounding area. We analyzed genomic data from 20 Chinese pig breeds and investigated the genomic architecture after breed formation of DHB. The breed showed inconsistency in genotype and body weight phenotype, in line with selection after hybridization. By quantifying introgression with a haplotype-based approach, we proposed a two-step introgression from large-sized pigs into small-sized pigs to produce DHB, consistent with the human migration events in Chinese history. Combining with gene prioritization and allele frequency analysis, we identify candidate genes that showed selection after introgression and that may affect body weight, such as
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