Susceptible/ resistant MUC13 (mucoprotein) gene key sign locus affecting piglet F4ac diarrhea and application thereof
A technology for diarrhea and piglets, applied in the field of animal genetics and breeding, can solve the problems of not identifying key mutation sites of the ETECF4ac receptor gene, not being able to explain the genetic basis of ETECF4ac, and having no major breakthroughs, etc.
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[0066] 144 purebred piglets including Duroc, Landrace and Large White pigs were used as experimental animals. These pigs were purchased from 5 large-scale commercial pig farms. Each pig breed selected at least 3 male lines, and each family selected 3-4 A 1-2 month old individual. After the 144 purebred piglets were slaughtered, the brush border ETEC F4ac adhesion phenotype test of porcine small intestinal epithelial cells was carried out in vitro, and the experimental methods and criteria were as described above.
[0067] SNP genotyping was performed on 15 loci of the MUC13 gene in the above-mentioned 144 purebred piglets by using the above-mentioned time-of-flight mass spectrometry technique or SNaPSHOT technique. Statistical analysis was carried out on the correlation between the genotype of each SNP locus and the phenotype of ETECF4ac adhered to pig intestinal brush border in vitro (see Table 4).
[0068] The results showed that the genotypes of the 15 key loci of MUC13 ba...
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