Cattle include a large number of breeds that are characterized by marked phenotypic differences and thus constitute a valuable model to study genome evolution in response to processes such as selection and domestication. Detection of "signatures of selection" is a useful approach to study the evolutionary pressures experienced throughout history. In the present study, signatures of selection were investigated in five cattle breeds farmed in Italy using a multivariate approach.
Use of canonical discriminant analysis to study signatures of selection in cattle / Sorbolini, S., Gaspa, G., Steri, R., Dimauro, C., Cellesi, M., Stella, A., Marras, G., Marsan, P.A., Valentini, A., Macciotta, N.P.P.. - In: GENETICS SELECTION EVOLUTION. - ISSN 1297-9686. - 48:1(2016), pp. 1-13. [10.1186/s12711-016-0236-7]
Use of canonical discriminant analysis to study signatures of selection in cattle
Sorbolini, Silvia;Gaspa, Giustino;Steri, Roberto;Dimauro, Corrado;Cellesi, Massimo;Macciotta, Nicolò Pietro Paolo
2016-01-01
Abstract
Cattle include a large number of breeds that are characterized by marked phenotypic differences and thus constitute a valuable model to study genome evolution in response to processes such as selection and domestication. Detection of "signatures of selection" is a useful approach to study the evolutionary pressures experienced throughout history. In the present study, signatures of selection were investigated in five cattle breeds farmed in Italy using a multivariate approach.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
