Determination of genetic effects and functional SNPs of bovine HTR1B gene on milk fatty acid traits

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作者：
Mingyue Cao
Lijun Shi
Peng Peng
Bo Han
Lin Liu
Xiaoqing Lv
Zhu Ma
Shengli Zhang
Dongxiao Sun
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[1] Department of Animal Genetics,
[2] Breeding and Reproduction,undefined
[3] College of Animal Science and Technology,undefined
[4] Key Laboratory of Animal Genetics,undefined
[5] Breeding and Reproduction of Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs,undefined
[6] National Engineering Laboratory for Animal Breeding,undefined
[7] China Agricultural University,undefined
[8] Institute of Animal Science,undefined
[9] Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences,undefined
[10] Beijing Dairy Cattle Center,undefined
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BMC Genomics | / 22卷
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Genetic effects; Milk fatty acids; Dairy cattle; Luciferase assay;
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