Association of SCD1 and DGAT1 SNPs with the intramuscular fat traits in Chinese Simmental cattle and their distribution in eight Chinese cattle breeds
Intramuscular fat (IMF) is a key parameter for evaluation of nutritional quality of beef, with its endogenous synthesis regulated by stearoyl CoA desaturase ( SCD1 ) and diacylglycerol-acyl transferase 1 ( DGAT1 ) genes in cattle. The object of this research was to evaluate the effect of SCD1 and DG...
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| description | Intramuscular fat (IMF) is a key parameter for evaluation of nutritional quality of beef, with its endogenous synthesis regulated by stearoyl CoA desaturase (
SCD1
) and diacylglycerol-acyl transferase 1 (
DGAT1
) genes in cattle. The object of this research was to evaluate the effect of
SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms on IMF trait in beef cattle and to estimate the frequency distribution of SNPs in the two genes in Chinese cattle populations. The
SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms were detected by PCR-single strand conformation polymorphism (PCR-SSCP) method in Chinese Simmental cattle and their associations with IMF traits were analyzed using the general linear model (GLM). The frequency distribution of SNPs in
SCD1
and
DGAT1
genes were detected by PCR-SSCP method and analyzed in seven other cattle populations. The results showed significant associations of SNPs
SCD1
-878,
SCD1
-762, and
DGAT1
10433 and 10434 with IMF (%) and shearing force values (SFV; kg) in Chinese Simmental cattle. A haplotype combining
SCD1
-878C,
SCD1
-762T, and
DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC had the highest IMF, marbling score and shearing force. The polymorphic investigation indicated that the frequency of
SCD1
-878C or
SCD1
-762T was significantly higher in Chinese southern cattle (Leiqiong, Yunnan High pump, BMY or Minnan Cattle) than in Chinese northern cattle (Chinese Simmental, Luxi Cattle, Bohai Black or Chinese Holstein), while the frequency of
DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC in Chinese indigenous breed (Leiqiong, Yunnan High pump, BMY, Luxi Cattle, Bohai Black, or Minnan Cattle) was significantly lower than breeds with imported blood (Chinese Simmental or Chinese Holstein). These findings demonstrated that both the
SCD1
and
DGAT1
SNPs were prospect genetic markers for IMF traits, and the
SCD1
SNPs could be used as a genetic marker for southern or northern blood in Chinese cattle. |
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SCD1
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DGAT1
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SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms on IMF trait in beef cattle and to estimate the frequency distribution of SNPs in the two genes in Chinese cattle populations. The
SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms were detected by PCR-single strand conformation polymorphism (PCR-SSCP) method in Chinese Simmental cattle and their associations with IMF traits were analyzed using the general linear model (GLM). The frequency distribution of SNPs in
SCD1
and
DGAT1
genes were detected by PCR-SSCP method and analyzed in seven other cattle populations. The results showed significant associations of SNPs
SCD1
-878,
SCD1
-762, and
DGAT1
10433 and 10434 with IMF (%) and shearing force values (SFV; kg) in Chinese Simmental cattle. A haplotype combining
SCD1
-878C,
SCD1
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DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC had the highest IMF, marbling score and shearing force. The polymorphic investigation indicated that the frequency of
SCD1
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SCD1
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DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC in Chinese indigenous breed (Leiqiong, Yunnan High pump, BMY, Luxi Cattle, Bohai Black, or Minnan Cattle) was significantly lower than breeds with imported blood (Chinese Simmental or Chinese Holstein). These findings demonstrated that both the
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SCD1
) and diacylglycerol-acyl transferase 1 (
DGAT1
) genes in cattle. The object of this research was to evaluate the effect of
SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms on IMF trait in beef cattle and to estimate the frequency distribution of SNPs in the two genes in Chinese cattle populations. The
SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms were detected by PCR-single strand conformation polymorphism (PCR-SSCP) method in Chinese Simmental cattle and their associations with IMF traits were analyzed using the general linear model (GLM). The frequency distribution of SNPs in
SCD1
and
DGAT1
genes were detected by PCR-SSCP method and analyzed in seven other cattle populations. The results showed significant associations of SNPs
SCD1
-878,
SCD1
-762, and
DGAT1
10433 and 10434 with IMF (%) and shearing force values (SFV; kg) in Chinese Simmental cattle. A haplotype combining
SCD1
-878C,
SCD1
-762T, and
DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC had the highest IMF, marbling score and shearing force. The polymorphic investigation indicated that the frequency of
SCD1
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SCD1
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DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC in Chinese indigenous breed (Leiqiong, Yunnan High pump, BMY, Luxi Cattle, Bohai Black, or Minnan Cattle) was significantly lower than breeds with imported blood (Chinese Simmental or Chinese Holstein). These findings demonstrated that both the
SCD1
and
DGAT1
SNPs were prospect genetic markers for IMF traits, and the
SCD1
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SCD1
) and diacylglycerol-acyl transferase 1 (
DGAT1
) genes in cattle. The object of this research was to evaluate the effect of
SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms on IMF trait in beef cattle and to estimate the frequency distribution of SNPs in the two genes in Chinese cattle populations. The
SCD1
and
DGAT1
polymorphisms were detected by PCR-single strand conformation polymorphism (PCR-SSCP) method in Chinese Simmental cattle and their associations with IMF traits were analyzed using the general linear model (GLM). The frequency distribution of SNPs in
SCD1
and
DGAT1
genes were detected by PCR-SSCP method and analyzed in seven other cattle populations. The results showed significant associations of SNPs
SCD1
-878,
SCD1
-762, and
DGAT1
10433 and 10434 with IMF (%) and shearing force values (SFV; kg) in Chinese Simmental cattle. A haplotype combining
SCD1
-878C,
SCD1
-762T, and
DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC had the highest IMF, marbling score and shearing force. The polymorphic investigation indicated that the frequency of
SCD1
-878C or
SCD1
-762T was significantly higher in Chinese southern cattle (Leiqiong, Yunnan High pump, BMY or Minnan Cattle) than in Chinese northern cattle (Chinese Simmental, Luxi Cattle, Bohai Black or Chinese Holstein), while the frequency of
DGAT1
10433 and 10434-GC in Chinese indigenous breed (Leiqiong, Yunnan High pump, BMY, Luxi Cattle, Bohai Black, or Minnan Cattle) was significantly lower than breeds with imported blood (Chinese Simmental or Chinese Holstein). These findings demonstrated that both the
SCD1
and
DGAT1
SNPs were prospect genetic markers for IMF traits, and the
SCD1
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