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Journal of Dairy Science Vol. 85 No. 12 3514-3517
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Characterization of the DGAT1 Gene in the New Zealand Dairy Population

R. J. Spelman*, C. A. Ford{dagger}, P. McElhinney{dagger}, G. C. Gregory{dagger} and R. G. Snell{dagger}

* Livestock Improvement Corporation, Private Bag 3016, Hamilton, New Zealand
{dagger} ViaLactia BioSciences Ltd., P.O. Box 109-185, Auckland, New Zealand

Corresponding author:
R. Spelman; e-mail:
rspelman{at}lic.co.nz.

Recently, DGAT1 was identified as the gene that underlies the QTL for bovine milk production on chromosome 14. This study investigated the effect of the reported polymorphism in three dairy breeds in New Zealand. Statistically significant results were identified for milk fat, milk protein, and volume for Jersey and Holstein-Friesian breeds, and only milk volume for Ayrshires. The average allele substitution effects were 2 to 3 kg of protein and 120 to 130l milk for both the Jersey and Holstein-Friesian breeds. For milk fat, the average allele substitution effect was 6 kg for Holstein-Friesians and 3 kg for Jerseys. In all breeds, where the polymorphism increased milk fat yield, it decreased milk protein yield and milk volume.

Key Words: DGAT1 • dairy cattle • quantitative trait loci

Abbreviation key: DGAT1 = acylCoA:diacylglycerol acyltransferase, DYD = daughter yield deviation, K2332A = lysine to alanine amino acid substitution, QTL = quantitative trait loci




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