DNA testing reveals allelic diversity in Landrace pigs, indicating strong genetic similarity and preferred genotypes.
DNA testing of Landrace pigs was carried out for the genes RYR1, ESR, PRLR, MUC4, ECR F18/FUT1, H-FABP (allele systems H and D) and 15 DNA microsatellites. The frequency of occurrence of the preferred genotype for the RYR1NN gene was 100 %. The desired genotypes PRLRАА, H-FABPHH and H-FABPdd were identified in pigs with a frequency of 10.0–73.3 %, 33.3–84.0 % and 33.3–40.0 %, respectively. No animals were identified as being resistant to colibacillosis (ECRАА genotype). The majority of Landrace pigs at breeding farms were resistant to E. coli F4 and had the preferred genotype MUC4CC – 70.9 %. When analyzing population genetic parameters using microsatellite DNA data, 110 alleles were identified in animals. The number of alleles for the loci ranged from 3 to 10. The highest level of allelic diversity was identified in animals bred at SE “ZhodinoAgroPlemElita” – 5.40 alleles per locus. The accuracy of assignment of the studied animals to “their” respective population exceeds 98 %. A high degree of genetic similarity was identified among the Landrace breed animals of the studied populations. The coefficients of genetic similarity ranged from 0.795 to 0.874.
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