Epistatic effect between A CA CA and FABP2 gene on abdominal fat traits in broilers

Epistasis is generally defined as the interaction between two or more genes or their mRNA or protein products to influence a single trait. Experimental evidence suggested that epistasis could be important in the determination of the genetic architecture of complex traits in domestic animals. Acetyl-...

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Published in:Journal of genetics and genomics 2010 (8), p.505-512
Main Author: Guo Hu Shouzhi Wang Jianwei Tian Lili Chu Hui Li
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上位性效应
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腹部
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基因遗传
肉鸡
脂肪性状
腹部
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