期刊
ANIMAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
卷 33, 期 6, 页码 1065-1072出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/10495398.2020.1868485
关键词
Duck; genetic conservation; genetic distance; microsatellites; Vietnam
资金
- Vietnam Ministry of Science and Technology
- National Programs in Conservation of Genetic Resources
This study characterized genetic diversity and population structure of four indigenous Vietnamese duck breeds and an exotic breed. The results indicate the possibility of combining Minhhuong and Muongkhieng breeds to reduce conservation costs, while prioritizing the conservation of the Bauben breed to avoid inbreeding depression and genetic drift.
This study characterized genetic diversity and population structure of four indigenous Vietnamese duck breeds and an exotic breed for setting the conservation priority. A total of 200 samples from four duck breeds (Sincheng, Minhhuong, Muongchieng and Bauben) and an exotic breed (Supermeat) were genotyped for fifteen microsatellite markers. The average number of alleles per locus was 14.07. A moderate genetic diversity was observed for indigenous breeds as mean of observed and expected heterozygosity as Ho = 0.50 and He = 0.57, respectively. The Bauben had the lowest values of Ho (0.41) and He (0.48) while Sincheng had the highest values of Ho (0.6) and He (0.69), respectively. The inbreeding coefficients (F-IS) ranged from 0.12 to 0.16, and all breeds were significantly under heterozygote deficit. Nei's genetic distance was the shortest between Minhhuong and Muongkhieng. The discriminant analysis of principal components of studied breeds resulted in four genetic clusters. The Minhhuong and Muongkhieng breeds joined the same genetic cluster while other breeds had their own clusters. These results indicated that the possibility to combine Minhhuong and Muongkhieng for reducing the cost of conservation and suggested that conservation of the Bauben should be prioritized to avoid inbreeding depression and genetic drift.
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