Complete mitogenome structure and phylogenetic implications of the first Indian yak breed- Arunachali (Poephagus grunniens L.)
Martina Pukhrambam,
Kishor U. Tribhuvan,
Pranab J. Das
et al.
Abstract:Arunachali is the first registered breed of yak in India inhabiting Tawang and West Kameng districts of Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachali yak breed accounts for half the yak population in India, however, the number has been declining. In order to conserve and propagate this majestic and unique animal, this study reports the first ever whole mitogenome of an Indian yak breed. The mitogenome of Arunachali yak was found to be circular and double stranded with a length of 16,324 bp comprising 13 protein coding genes (… Show more
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