Comparative Detection of Selection Signatures in Indigenous and Crossbred Turkish Sheep Breeds
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Key Points
The study found distinct selection signatures in Turkish sheep breeds, indicating their unique adaptations.
Genetic analyses involved 1,612 sheep, revealing moderate diversity metrics and specific candidate genes linked to traits like growth and milk production.
ROH, iHS, and Tajima’s D statistics were utilized to identify genomic features and candidates for selection across different breeds.
Findings highlight the evolutionary significance of indigenous and crossbred sheep, informing their breeding and conservation strategies.
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This analysis reveals genetic diversity and selection signatures in Turkish sheep breeds, suggesting unique adaptive pathways.