Journal of Dairy Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2024
Understanding
and
assessing
dairy
cattle
behavior
is
critical
for
developing
sustainable
breeding
programs
management
practices.
The
of
individual
animals
can
provide
valuable
information
on
their
health
welfare
status,
improve
reproductive
management,
predict
efficiency
traits
such
as
feed
milking
efficiency.
Routine
genetic
evaluations
animal
contribute
to
optimizing
strategies
but
require
the
identification
that
capture
most
important
biological
processes
involved
in
behavioral
responses.
These
should
be
heritable,
repeatable,
measured
non-invasive
cost-effective
ways
many
individuals
from
populations
or
related
reference
populations.
While
are
heritable
populations,
they
highly
polygenic,
with
no
known
major
genes
influencing
phenotypic
expression.
Genetically
selecting
based
advantageous
because
relationship
other
key
health,
welfare,
productive
efficiency,
well
handlers'
safety.
Trait
definition
longitudinal
data
collection
still
challenges
responses
cattle.
However,
more
recent
developments
adoption
precision
technologies
farms
avenues
objective
phenotyping
selection
traits.
Furthermore,
there
a
need
standardize
protocols
existing
develop
guidelines
recording
novel
integrating
multiple
sources.
This
review
gives
an
overview
common
indicators
behavior,
summarizes
main
methods
used
analyzing
commercial
settings,
describes
genomic
background
previously
defined
traits,
discusses
improving
coupled
future
opportunities
improved
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Сен. 19, 2023
Yak
has
been
subject
to
natural
selection,
human
domestication
and
interspecific
introgression
during
its
evolution.
However,
genetic
variants
favored
by
each
of
these
processes
have
not
distinguished
previously.
We
constructed
a
graph-genome
for
47
genomes
7
cross-fertile
bovine
species.
This
allowed
detection
57,432
high-resolution
structural
(SVs)
within
across
the
species,
which
were
genotyped
in
386
individuals.
evolutionary
origins
diverse
SVs
domestic
yaks
phylogenetic
analyses.
further
identified
334
genes
overlapping
with
that
bore
potential
signals
selection
from
wild
yaks,
plus
an
additional
686
introgressed
cattle.
Nearly
90%
Introgression
SV
spanning
KIT
gene
triggered
breeding
white
yaks.
validated
significant
association
selected
stratified
expression,
contributes
phenotypic
variations.
Our
results
highlight
different
contribute
diversity
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2023
Indicine
cattle,
also
referred
to
as
zebu
(Bos
taurus
indicus),
play
a
central
role
in
pastoral
communities
across
wide
range
of
agro-ecosystems,
from
extremely
hot
semiarid
regions
humid
tropical
regions.
However,
their
adaptive
genetic
changes
following
dispersal
into
East
Asia
the
Indian
subcontinent
have
remained
poorly
documented.
Here,
we
characterize
global
diversity
using
high-quality
whole-genome
sequencing
data
354
indicine
cattle
57
breeds/populations,
including
major
phylogeographic
groups
worldwide.
We
reveal
probable
migration
was
along
coastal
route
rather
than
inland
routes
and
detected
introgression
other
bovine
species.
Genomic
carrying
morphology-,
immune-,
heat-tolerance-related
genes
underwent
divergent
selection
according
Asian
agro-ecologies.
identify
distinct
sets
loci
that
contain
promising
candidate
variants
for
adaptation
semi-arid
ecosystems.
Our
results
indicate
rapid
successful
environments
promoted
by
localized
banteng
and/or
gaur.
findings
provide
insights
history
environmental
cattle.
Abstract
Background
Structural
variations
(SVs)
in
individual
genomes
are
major
determinants
of
complex
traits,
including
adaptability
to
environmental
variables.
The
Mongolian
and
Hainan
cattle
breeds
East
Asia
taurine
indicine
origins
that
have
evolved
adapt
cold
hot
environments,
respectively.
However,
few
studies
investigated
SVs
Asian
their
roles
adaptation,
little
is
known
about
adaptively
introgressed
cattle.
Results
In
this
study,
we
examine
the
climate
adaptation
these
two
lineages
by
generating
highly
contiguous
chromosome-scale
genome
assemblies.
Comparison
assemblies
along
with
18
obtained
long-read
sequencing
data
provides
a
catalog
123,898
nonredundant
SVs.
Several
detected
from
long
reads
exons
genes
associated
epidermal
differentiation,
skin
barrier,
bovine
tuberculosis
resistance.
Functional
investigations
show
108-bp
exonic
insertion
SPN
may
affect
uptake
Mycobacterium
macrophages,
which
might
contribute
low
susceptibility
tuberculosis.
Genotyping
373
whole
39
identifies
2610
differentiated
“north–south”
gradient
China
overlap
862
related
enriched
pathways
adaptation.
We
identify
1457
Chinese
indicine-stratified
possibly
originate
banteng
frequent
Conclusions
Our
findings
highlight
unique
contribution
disease
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Сен. 6, 2022
Abstract
Wild
yak
(
Bos
mutus
)
and
domestic
grunniens
are
adapted
to
high
altitude
environment
have
ecological,
economic,
cultural
significances
on
the
Qinghai-Tibetan
Plateau
(QTP).
Currently,
genetic
cellular
bases
underlying
adaptations
of
extreme
conditions
remains
elusive.
In
present
study,
we
assembled
two
chromosome-level
genomes,
one
each
for
wild
yak,
screened
structural
variants
(SVs)
through
long-read
data
taurine
cattle.
The
results
revealed
that
6733
genes
contained
high-FST
SVs.
127
carrying
special
type
SVs
were
differentially
expressed
in
lungs
cattle
yak.
We
then
constructed
first
single-cell
gene
expression
atlas
lung
tissues
identified
a
yak-specific
endothelial
cell
subtype.
By
integrating
transcriptome
data,
cells
highest
proportion
marker
lungs.
Furthermore,
pathways
which
related
medial
thickness
formation
elastic
fibers
These
findings
provide
new
insights
into
high-altitude
adaptation
important
implications
understanding
physiological
pathological
responses
large
mammals
humans
hypoxia.
Domestic
yak,
cattle,
and
their
hybrids
are
fundamental
to
herder
survival
at
high
altitudes
on
the
Tibetan
Plateau.
However,
little
is
known
about
history.
Abstract
Domestic
cattle
have
spread
across
the
globe
and
inhabit
variable
unpredictable
environments.
They
been
exposed
to
a
plethora
of
selective
pressures
adapted
variety
local
ecological
management
conditions,
including
UV
exposure,
diseases,
stall-feeding
systems.
These
resulted
in
unique
important
phenotypic
genetic
differences
among
modern
breeds/populations.
Ongoing
efforts
sequence
genomes
commercial
breeds/populations,
along
with
growing
availability
ancient
bovid
DNA
data,
significantly
advanced
our
understanding
genomic
architecture,
recent
evolution
complex
traits,
common
adaptation
cattle.
Here,
we
review
origin
domestic
illustrate
environmental
adaptations
Molecular Biology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
39(7)
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2022
Abstract
Genetic
recombination
plays
a
critical
role
in
the
emergence
of
pathogens
with
phenotypes
such
as
drug
resistance,
virulence,
and
host
adaptation.
Here,
we
tested
hypothesis
that
between
sympatric
ancestral
populations
leads
to
divergent
variants
zoonotic
parasite
Cryptosporidium
parvum
modified
ranges.
Comparative
genomic
analyses
101
isolates
have
identified
seven
subpopulations
isolated
by
distance.
They
appear
be
descendants
two
populations,
IIa
northwestern
Europe
IId
from
southwestern
Asia.
Sympatric
areas
both
subtypes
subsequent
selective
sweeps
led
new
mosaic
genomes
preference.
Subtelomeric
genes
could
involved
adaptive
selection
subpopulations,
while
copy
number
variations
encoding
invasion-associated
proteins
are
potentially
associated
These
observations
reveal
origins
C.
suggest
pathogen
import
through
modern
animal
farming
might
promote
Abstract
Background
Understanding
the
variation
between
well
and
poorly
adapted
cattle
breeds
to
local
environments
pathogens
is
essential
for
breeding
with
improved
climate
disease-resistant
phenotypes.
Although
considerable
progress
has
been
made
towards
identifying
genetic
differences
breeds,
at
epigenetic
chromatin
levels
remains
characterized.
Here,
we
generate,
sequence
analyse
over
150
libraries
base-pair
resolution
explore
dynamics
of
DNA
methylation
accessibility
bovine
immune
system
across
three
distinct
lineages.
Results
We
find
extensive
divergence
taurine
indicine
cell
types,
which
linked
two
sub-species.
The
unique
type
profiles
enable
deconvolution
complex
cellular
mixtures
using
digital
cytometry
approaches.
Finally,
show
sub-categories
CpG
islands
based
on
their
that
discriminate
classes
distal
gene
proximal
discrete
transcriptional
states.
Conclusions
Our
study
provides
a
comprehensive
resource
methylation,
RNA
expression
diverse
populations.
findings
have
important
implications,
from
understanding
how
editing
consequently
regulatory
backgrounds,
may
impacts
designing
effective
epigenome-wide
association
studies
in
non-European
breeds.
Animal Genetics,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
55(3), С. 377 - 386
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Abstract
The
Kazakh
cattle
in
the
Xinjiang
Uygur
Autonomous
Region
of
China
are
highly
adaptable
and
have
multiple
uses,
including
milk
meat
production,
use
as
draft
animals.
They
an
excellent
original
breed
that
could
be
enhanced
by
breeding
hybrid
improvement.
However,
genomic
diversity
signature
selection
underlying
germplasm
characteristics
require
further
elucidation.
Herein,
we
evaluated
26
genomes
comparison
with
103
seven
other
breeds
from
regions
around
world
to
assess
genetic
variability.
We
revealed
relatively
low
linkage
disequilibrium
at
large
SNP
distances
was
strongly
correlated
largest
effective
population
size
among
cattle.
Using
structural
analysis,
next
demonstrated
a
taurine
lineage
restricted
Bos
indicus
introgression
Notably,
identified
putative
selected
genes
associated
resistance
disease
body
within
Together,
our
findings
shed
light
on
evolutionary
history
profile
cattle,
well
offering
indispensable
resources
for
resource
conservation
crossbreeding
program
implementation.
Cattle
have
been
a
valuable
economic
resource
and
cultural
icon
since
prehistory.
From
the
initial
expansion
of
domestic
cattle
into
Europe
during
Neolithic
period,
taurine
(
Bos
taurus
)
their
wild
ancestor,
aurochs
B.
primigenius
),
had
overlapping
ranges,
leading
to
ample
opportunities
for
mating
(whether
intended
by
farmers
or
not).
We
performed
bioarchaeological
analysis
24
remains
from
Iberia
dating
Mesolithic
Roman
period.
The
archaeogenomic
dataset
allows
us
investigate
extent
domestic-wild
hybridization
over
time,
providing
insight
species’
behavior
human
hunting
management
practices
aligning
changes
with
genomic
transitions
in
archaeological
record.
Our
results
show
frequent
Chalcolithic,
likely
reflecting
mix
herding
relatively
unmanaged
herds,
mostly
male
female
involved
hybridization.
This
is
supported
isotopic
evidence
consistent
ecological
niche
sharing,
only
few
possibly
being
managed.
proportion
ancestry
constant
about
4000
years
ago,
probably
due
herd
selection
against
first
generation
hybrids,
coinciding
other
transitions.
level
(∽20%)
continues
modern
western
European
breeds
including
Spanish
Lidia
breed
which
bred
its
aggressiveness
fighting
ability,
but
does
not
display
elevated
levels
ancestry.
study
takes
glance
at
impact
actions
introgression
establishment
as
one
most
important
species
today.