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DdRAD Sequencing Based Genotyping of Six Indigenous Dairy Cattle Breeds of India to Infer Existing Genetic Diversity and Population Structure

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Journal Sci Rep
Specialty Science
Date 2023 Jun 9
PMID 37296129
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The present investigation aimed to identify genome wide SNPs and to carry out diversity and population structure study using ddRAD-seq based genotyping of 58 individuals of six indigenous milch cattle breeds (Bos indicus) such as Sahiwal, Gir, Rathi, Tharparkar, Red Sindhi and Kankrej of India. A high percentage of reads (94.53%) were mapped to the Bos taurus (ARS-UCD1.2) reference genome assembly. Following filtration criteria, a total of 84,027 high quality SNPs were identified across the genome of 6 cattle breeds with the highest number of SNPs observed in Gir (34,743), followed by Red Sindhi (13,092), Kankrej (12,812), Sahiwal (8956), Tharparkar (7356) and Rathi (7068). Most of these SNPs were distributed in the intronic regions (53.87%) followed by intergenic regions (34.94%) while only 1.23% were located in the exonic regions. Together with analysis of nucleotide diversity (π = 0.373), Tajima's D (D value ranging from - 0.295 to 0.214), observed heterozygosity (H ranging from 0.464 to 0.551), inbreeding coefficient (F ranging from - 0.253 to 0.0513) suggested for the presence of sufficient within breed diversity in the 6 major milch breeds of India. The phylogenetic based structuring, principal component and admixture analysis revealed genetic distinctness as well as purity of almost all of the 6 cattle breeds. Overall, our strategy has successfully identified thousands of high-quality genome wide SNPs that will further enrich the Bos indicus representation basic information about genetic diversity and structure of 6 major Indian milch cattle breeds which should have implications for better management and conservation of valuable indicine cattle diversity.

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