Clone of gene MAC30 related to pig backfat thickness and its use in mark-assisted selection
A technology for pig backfat thickness and genes, applied in the field of livestock genetic engineering, can solve problems such as the lack of comprehensive research on the function of the MAC30 gene.
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[0062] Example 1: Association analysis of pig marker traits
[0063] The correlation analysis between A848G polymorphism of exon 3 of MAC30 gene and some production traits was carried out in a Tongcheng pig herd. The analyzed traits were some carcass traits and some meat quality traits.
[0064] The results of genotype detection showed that the GG genotype accounted for the vast majority in 40 individuals, and 15 individuals had the AG genotype. The results of the significant differences in traits among different genotypes (least square mean and standard error analysis) are summarized in Table 2. The analysis results show that the average backfat thickness of the GG genotype and the backfat thickness at ribs 6-7 were average. Very significantly lower than AG genotype pigs (P<0.01), other traits have no significant difference between different genotypes.
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[0066] ** Indicates that the difference is extremely significant at the 0.01 level.
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[0067] Example 2: Distribution of porcine MAC30 gene 848 polymorphism in various pig breeds
[0068] The polymorphism at the 848th position of porcine MAC30 gene was detected in 6 pig breeds. The frequency of gene G is dominant, but in foreign commercial pig breeds Landrace and Duroc, no A allele was detected.
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[0070] The difference in distribution of polymorphic gene frequency of porcine MAC30 gene 848 in different breeds was tested, and the result of significant difference showed that the gene frequency of this locus had a large degree of difference among the six tested pig breeds.
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