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J. Dairy Sci. 87:690-698
© American Dairy Science Association, 2004.

Fine Mapping of Milk Production QTL on BTA6 by Combined Linkage and Linkage Disequilibrium Analysis

H. G. Olsen1, S. Lien2, M. Svendsen1, H. Nilsen1, A. Roseth1, M. Aasland Opsal1 and T. H. E. Meuwissen2

1 Department of Animal and Aquacultural Sciences, Agricultural University of Norway, N-1432 Aas, Norway
2 Centre for Integrative Genetics and Department of Animal Science, Agricultural University of Norway

Corresponding author: H. G. Olsen; e-mail: hanne-gro.olsen{at}iha.nlh.no.

Combined linkage and linkage disequilibrium analysis were used to refine the position of a previously detected QTL affecting milk production traits on bovine chromosome 6. Through a series of single- and multitrait and single- and multipoint QTL analyses, the QTL could be positioned to a 7.5-cM interval surrounded by the markers BMS2508 and FBN12. The most significant results were found for fat percentage and protein percentage. This effect seemed to be caused by a QTL allele embedded in one specific marker haplotype that caused a reduction in fat and protein yields and a concomitant increase of milk yield, thus resulting in a marked reduction of fat and protein percentages.

Key Words: cattle • fine mapping • linkage disequilibrium • milk

Abbreviation key: BTA = bovine (Bos taurus) chromosome, IBD = identical by descent, LA = linkage analysis, LD = linkage disequilibrium, logL = logarithm of the likelihood




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