Whole Genome Sequencing Reveals the Effects of Recent Artificial Selection on Litter Size of Bamei Mutton Sheep

Yaxin Yao(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Mingxing Chu(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Ran Di(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Xiaofei Guo(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Qiuyue Liu(Hunan Institute of Science and Technology), Wenping Hu(University of Science and Technology of China), Shangquan Gan(Guangdong Ocean University), Xiangyu Wang(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Xiaoyun He(Central South University), Zhangyuan Pan(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
Animals
January 12, 2021
10.3390/ani11010157
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