A paper produced in the frame of the H2020 project 677353 'Innovative Management of Animal GEnetic resources' Recessive lethal alleles are reducing fertility, especially in small size animal populations. Here, five relatively common recessive lethal haplotypes are reported in two commercial pig populations. This provides insight for the understanding of fertility and heterosis in livestock.This research was also funded by the STWBreed4Food Partnership, project number 14283: From sequence to phenotype: detecting deleterious variation by prediction of functionality. This study was financially supported by NWO-TTWand the Breed4Food partners Cobb Europe, CRV, Hendrix Genetics and Topigs Norsvin
[Background]: A major concern in conservation genetics is to maintain the genetic diversity of popul...
This paper describes the study of the common factors of mortality of suckling piglets. It is assume...
Among farm animals, pigs are known to show XX sex-reversal. In such cases the individuals are geneti...
Lethal recessive alleles cause pre- or postnatal death in homozygous affected individuals, reducing ...
Abstract Background Lethal recessive variation can cause prenatal death of homozygous offspring. Alt...
Lethal recessive alleles cause pre- or postnatal death in homozygous affected individuals, reducing ...
A paper produced in the frame of the H2020 project 677353 'Innovative Management of Animal GEnetic r...
The level of deleterious genetic variation in highly managed domestic populations is influenced by a...
Livestock populations can be used to study recessive defects caused by deleterious alleles. The freq...
A) Example of a carrier-by-carrier mating in Landrace. CxC litters will result in a 1:2 genotype rat...
Lethal recessive alleles that act prenatally may be detected from the absence of homozygous individu...
Abstract Background Lethal recessive genetic variants are maintained at relatively low frequencies i...
The pig breeding system provides a unique framework to study recessive defects and the consequence o...
The pig is an economically important species, with pork being the most widely consumed meat in the ...
Piglet mortality is a complex phenotype that depends on the environment, selection on piglet health,...
[Background]: A major concern in conservation genetics is to maintain the genetic diversity of popul...
This paper describes the study of the common factors of mortality of suckling piglets. It is assume...
Among farm animals, pigs are known to show XX sex-reversal. In such cases the individuals are geneti...
Lethal recessive alleles cause pre- or postnatal death in homozygous affected individuals, reducing ...
Abstract Background Lethal recessive variation can cause prenatal death of homozygous offspring. Alt...
Lethal recessive alleles cause pre- or postnatal death in homozygous affected individuals, reducing ...
A paper produced in the frame of the H2020 project 677353 'Innovative Management of Animal GEnetic r...
The level of deleterious genetic variation in highly managed domestic populations is influenced by a...
Livestock populations can be used to study recessive defects caused by deleterious alleles. The freq...
A) Example of a carrier-by-carrier mating in Landrace. CxC litters will result in a 1:2 genotype rat...
Lethal recessive alleles that act prenatally may be detected from the absence of homozygous individu...
Abstract Background Lethal recessive genetic variants are maintained at relatively low frequencies i...
The pig breeding system provides a unique framework to study recessive defects and the consequence o...
The pig is an economically important species, with pork being the most widely consumed meat in the ...
Piglet mortality is a complex phenotype that depends on the environment, selection on piglet health,...
[Background]: A major concern in conservation genetics is to maintain the genetic diversity of popul...
This paper describes the study of the common factors of mortality of suckling piglets. It is assume...
Among farm animals, pigs are known to show XX sex-reversal. In such cases the individuals are geneti...