期刊
ANIMAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
卷 -, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/10495398.2022.2162910
关键词
CNV; CNVRs; hot and cold adaptation; functional annotation; Bos taurus; Bos indicus; Kankrej; Hallikar; Ladhaki; Siri
资金
- ICAR-National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources, Karnal from the institute project
- [7.70]
This study analyzed the CNVR patterns of 191 animals belonging to 39 cattle breeds in India using Illumina 777K BovineHD chip data. The results showed that Indian cattle breeds have more diverse CNVs and CNVRs. The study also revealed the relationship between CNVR and the adaptability and genetic admixture of cattle breeds.
Copy number variations (CNVs) include deletions, duplications, and insertions that are larger than 50 bp in size causing structural variation responsible for diversity, adaptation, and breed development. Indian cattle breeds are highly diverse from the taurine breeds. The pattern of CNVRs in 191 animals belonging to 39 cattle breeds (four Indicine and 35 Taurine) was studied based on Illumina 777K BovineHD chip data. The Indicine breeds revealed 2590 CNVs and 335 copy number variation regions (CNVRs) in autosomes. Out of the identified CNVs, 50 were found to be novel. Structure analysis revealed admixed nature of Siri. Neighbor joining tree from CNVR data showed that hot (Kankrej and Hallikar) and cold (Ladakhi and Siri) adapted cattle breeds clustered separately. CNVR of Indian and European breeds revealed that Balkan and Italian breeds of Podolian group are admixed with Indian cattle breeds corroborating indicine introgression (6.1-13.5%). CNVRs spanning the regions of olfactory receptors and immune system genes were identified. AMOVA revealed 9% variation among populations which is 2% greater than SNP based studies showing higher inclusion of variation by CNVR. Detailed analysis of CNVs/CNVRs in Indian cattle adapted to hot and cold climate, and their diversity among worldwide cattle is presented in this study.
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