ArticleBiology2026
Construction and Evaluation of a High-Quality Reference Panel for Dairy Goats.
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High-quality reference panels are important resources for genotype imputation and genomic selection in dairy goats; however, dairy-goat reference panels remain limited in sample size, population representation, and standardized workflow evaluation. In this study, 1092 dairy-goat samples from multiple populations, and public resequencing datasets, were integrated to construct and evaluate a dairy-goat reference panel for low-coverage whole-genome sequencing (lcWGS) and SNP-array data. Phasing and imputation strategies were compared using Beagle 5.4, SHAPEIT5, GLIMPSE2, and a BaseVar + Beagle pipeline, and the effects of reference-panel diversity, panel size, sequencing depth, and genotyping platform were evaluated using concordance, imputation quality score (IQS), and squared dosage correlation (r
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