The effects of MC4R and CACNA2D1 gene polymorphisms on carcass traits and marbling score in Turkish native cattle breeds and their crossbreds with the Holstein-Friesians
Sena Ardicli,
Fazli Alpay
Abstract:Carcass and beef quality traits are economically important traits and are
expressed by multiple genes. The effects of the MC4R c.856C>G and CACNA2D1
c.2027A>G polymorphisms on carcass and meat quality traits are limited.
Therefore, this study aimed at evaluating the association of bovine MC4R and
CACNA2D1 markers with carcass characteristics and meat quality. A total of
102 cattle including Turkish Grey Steppe, East Anatolian Red, Zavot, and
their F1 crossbreds with the Holstein-Friesia… Show more
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