Varaico: Literature-Extracted Genetic Variants

Gene:NR6A1
Variant:p.P192L
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NR6A1

NM_033334.4:p.P192L

Associated Papers

Bioinformatic approach to identifying causative missense polymorphisms in animal genomes.

Peka M et al.

Bmc Genomics, 2024

Multiomics analysis reveals signatures of selection and loci associated with complex traits in pigs.

Liu L et al.

Imeta, 2024

Signatures of Admixture and Genetic Uniqueness in the Autochthonous Greek Black Pig Breed Deduced from Gene Polymorphisms Affecting Domestication-Derived Traits.

Ribani A et al.

Animals : an Open Access Journal From Mdpi, 2023

Identification and validation of a regulatory mutation upstream of the BMP2 gene associated with carcass length in pigs.

Li J et al.

Genetics, Selection, Evolution : Gse, 2021

Differentiating Pigs from Wild Boars Based on NR6A1 and MC1R Gene Polymorphisms.

Koseniuk A et al.

Animals : an Open Access Journal From Mdpi, 2021

Generalized glycogenosis in Brahman-derived breeds: diagnosis and prevalence in Argentina.

Caffaro ME et al.

Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2020

Signatures of de-domestication in autochthonous pig breeds and of domestication in wild boar populations from MC1R and NR6A1 allele distribution.

Ribani A et al.

Animal Genetics, 2019

Possible introgression of the VRTN mutation increasing vertebral number, carcass length and teat number from Chinese pigs into European pigs.

Yang J et al.

Scientific Reports, 2016

MC1R, KIT, IGF2, and NR6A1 as markers for genetic differentiation in Thai native, wild boars, and Duroc and Chinese Meishan pigs.

Klomtong P et al.

Genetics and Molecular Research : Gmr, 2015

Identification of a second gene associated with variation in vertebral number in domestic pigs.

Mikawa S et al.

Bmc Genetics, 2011

NR6A1 Allelic Frequencies as an Index for both Miniaturizing and Increasing Pig Body Size.

Ijiri M et al.

In Vivo (athens, Greece), 0

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