C Hervás-Rivero, N Mejuto-Vázquez, D López-Carbonell, J Altarriba, C Diaz, A Molina, R Rodríguez-Bermúdez, J Piedrafita, J A Baro, L Varona
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背景/目的:了解欧洲本土牛种的遗传结构对于制定有效的保护策略和可持续的育种计划非常重要。西班牙肉牛的起源可追溯到古代近东移民,后来又混入了非洲种群,在环境适应和选择性育种的作用下,西班牙肉牛展现出丰富的遗传多样性。同源染色体(ROH)是遗传自双亲的相同遗传物质的延伸。它们是近亲繁殖和种群选择特征的指标。ROH岛或基因组中ROH片段高度集中于一个品种个体的区域,表明基因组区域受到了选择压力:本研究探讨了 ROH 岛在七个西班牙肉牛品种(Asturiana de los Valles、Avileña-Negra Ibérica、Bruna dels Pirineus、Morucha、Retinta、Pirenaica 和 Rubia Gallega)中的分布情况。通过分析高密度 SNP 数据,我们描述了 ROH 模式的特征,并确定了具有高同源性的基因组区域,这可能表明了选择压力或共同祖先:结果:我们的研究结果揭示了特定品种的 ROH 模式以及共享的 ROH 岛,突显了品种间的遗传关系和分化。值得注意的是,Morucha 的 ROH 数量最多,而 Asturiana de los Valles 的 ROH 数量最少。表示基因组近亲繁殖的 FROH 值在不同品种之间存在差异,其中 Morucha 和 Retinta 的 FROH 值较高。我们发现了 57 个 ROH 岛,这些区域在不同种群之间具有共通性,表明它们面临着共同的祖先选择压力。这些区域中的关键基因(如 MSTN)与肌肉生长、体重和繁殖力有关:这项研究为育种策略和保护工作提供了有价值的见解,凸显了西班牙牛种的遗传多样性和历史背景。
Runs of Homozygosity Islands in Autochthonous Spanish Cattle Breeds.
Background/objectives: Understanding the genetic architecture of autochthonous European cattle breeds is important for developing effective conservation strategies and sustainable breeding programs. Spanish beef cattle, which trace their origins to ancient migrations from the Near East with later admixture from African populations, exhibit a rich genetic diversity shaped by environmental adaptation and selective breeding. Runs of Homozygosity (ROH) are extended stretches of identical genetic material inherited from both parents. They serve as indicators of inbreeding and selection signatures within populations. ROH islands, or regions of the genome where ROH segments are highly concentrated across individuals within a breed, indicate genomic regions under selective pressure.
Methods: This study explores the distribution of ROH islands across seven Spanish beef cattle breeds (Asturiana de los Valles, Avileña-Negra Ibérica, Bruna dels Pirineus, Morucha, Retinta, Pirenaica, and Rubia Gallega). By analyzing high-density SNP data, we characterized ROH patterns and identified genomic regions with high levels of homozygosity, which may indicate selection pressures or common ancestry.
Results: Our findings revealed breed-specific ROH patterns as well as shared ROH islands, underscoring genetic relationships and differentiation among the breeds. Notably, Morucha displayed the highest number of ROH, while Asturiana de los Valles had the fewest. FROH values, which indicate genomic inbreeding, varied among the breeds, with Morucha and Retinta being associated with higher values. We identified 57 ROH islands, with shared regions among populations that suggest common ancestral selection pressures. Key genes within these regions, like MSTN, are associated with muscle growth, body weight, and fertility.
Conclusions: This study offers valuable insights for breeding strategies and conservation efforts, highlighting the genetic diversity and historical background of Spanish cattle breeds.
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Genes (ISSN 2073-4425) is an international, peer-reviewed open access journal which provides an advanced forum for studies related to genes, genetics and genomics. It publishes reviews, research articles, communications and technical notes. There is no restriction on the length of the papers and we encourage scientists to publish their results in as much detail as possible.