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Genetic variation in the bovine heat shock protein gene in Indonesian Bali cattle (
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Background: Heat stress has a significant impact on cattle performance, particularly in hot-humid climates like tropical regions. Bali cattle ( Aims: The purpose of this study was to investigate the genetic variation of potential HSP gene candidates in Bali cattle by scanning single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and comparing them to the available cattle genetic reference database. Methods: The research was divided into two experimental phases. The first step is to identify potential HSP gene candidates Results: The results revealed that among the HSP genes in Conclusion: HSP90AB1 can be a candidate gene for thermotolerance trait selection in Bali cattle but needs further study to be used as a selection marker.
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