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Authors:Olsen HG, Lien S, Svendsen M, Nilsen H, Roseth A, Aasland Opsal M, Meuwissen TH.
Affiliation:Department of Animal and Aquacultural Sciences, Agricultural University ofNorway, N-1432 Aas, Norway. Contact: hanne-gro.olsen@iha.nlh.no
Title:Fine mapping of milk production QTL on BTA6 by combined linkage and linkagedisequilibrium analysis.
Journal:J Dairy Sci, 2004, 87(3):690-8 DOI: 10.3168/jds.S0022-0302(04)73212-9
Abstract:

Combined linkage and linkage disequilibrium analysis were used to refine theposition of a previously detected QTL affecting milk production traits on bovinechromosome 6. Through a series of single- and multitrait and single- andmultipoint QTL analyses, the QTL could be positioned to a 7.5-cM intervalsurrounded by the markers BMS2508 and FBN12. The most significant results werefound for fat percentage and protein percentage. This effect seemed to be causedby a QTL allele embedded in one specific marker haplotype that caused areduction in fat and protein yields and a concomitant increase of milk yield,thus resulting in a marked reduction of fat and protein percentages.

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