Single-step genome-wide association study uncovers known and novel candidate genomic regions for endocrine and classical fertility traits in Swedish Red and Holstein dairy cows
Getinet Mekuriaw Tarekegn(Scotland's Rural College), B. Berglund(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), E. Strandberg(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Sreten Andonov(Agency for Electronic Communications), E. Rius‐Vilarrasa(WSP Sverige (Sweden)), Renée Båge(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), John M. Christensen, P. Ask-Gullstrand(Bahir Dar University)
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