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  1. ...-seq information to improve the accuracy of genomic selection.Genomic selection has had a tremendous impact on livestock breeding in the past 10 yr (e.g., García-Ruiz et al. 2016). Nevertheless, the accuracy of selection remains inferior to what may be achievable given the heritability of the selected traits...
  2. ...as a powerful approach to study patterns of selection on CREs. It has been used to identify positive selection on forelimb-specific enhancers in bats (Booker et al. 2016) and across numerous traits in recent radiations of anole lizards (Tollis et al. 2018). This approach has also proven valuable for studying...
  3. ...-exons require splicing-enhancing genomic features to be processed, the splicing of hundreds of micro-exons is enhanced by the adjacent binding of splice factors in the introns of pre-messenger RNAs. Notably, splicing of a significant number of micro-exons was found to be facilitated by the binding of RBFOX...
  4. ...established to provide a comprehensive atlas of regulatory variants across a range of farmed animals. It has completed the pilot phase for cattle, pigs, and chickens, providing novel insights into molecular regulatory mechanisms of complex traits of economic and ecological value (Liu et al. 2022b; Teng et al...
  5. ...that these elements are under extreme negative selection (Drake et al. 2006; Chen et al. 2007; Katzman et al. 2007).UCEs have also been found to encompass various functions, including enhancer, promoter, splicing, and repressive activities (Pennacchio et al. 2006; Poitras et al. 2010; Snetkova et al. 2022). In vivo...
  6. ...noncoding SNPs) associated with specific traits or diseases were enriched in enhancers in the pig (mean SNP enrichment scores in enhancers vs. nonenhancer regions: 1.34 vs. 0.97, P = 0.002, paired Student's t-test) (Supplemental Fig. S27A), confirming the functional importance of enhancers (Maurano et al...
  7. ...a single . Epigenetic modifications have also been shown to vary across47 individuals in humans (McVicker et al., 2013; Kang et al., 2021), rats (Rintisch et al., 2014), cattle48 (Prowse-Wilkins et al., 2022), and mice, including some of the DO/CC founders (Link et al., 2018;49 Schilling et al., 2009; Zhou...
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  8. ...in homozygosity. A more cautious hypothesis would be to consider that this event corresponds to a sequence rearrangement or omission in the dog to which wolf reads map poorly.CNV-GWASGiven the lack of global maps for -wide CNV analyses, absolute copy number has never been globally assessed for trait associations...
  9. ...revealed that methane yields are a reproducible, quantitative trait. Deep metagenomic and metatranscriptomic sequencing demonstrated a similar abundance of methanogens and methanogenesis pathway genes in high and low methane emitters. However, transcription of methanogenesis pathway genes was substantially...
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