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SummaryThe goals of this study were to sequence and physically map the porcine dopamineβ‐hydroxylase (DBH) gene, as well as to perform an association study between polymorphisms of this gene and the reproductive performance and piglet survivability of F2 pigs from an Iberian × Meishan cross. The porcine DBH gene was positioned by RH mapping near the telomere of chromosome 1q2.13, close to markers SSC10D08 and SW1301. Sequencing of DBH cDNAs from 10 pigs revealed the existence of six nucleotide polymorphisms, two of which led to non‐synonymous amino acid substitutions within exon 3 at positions 463A>G and 616A>G that corresponded to Thr155Ala and Lys206Glu respectively. Three haplotypes segregated in an Iberian × Meishan population: DBHX (A436–A616), DBHY (A436–G616) and DBHZ (G436–G616). The DBH haplotypes significantly affected rectal temperatures 1 h after birth (P = 0.002) and have a suggestive effect on the time to first colostrum intake (P = 0.019) and on birth weight (P = 0.019).
Genetic Markers, Pig, Polymorphism, Genetic, Piglet survival, Swine, Colostrum, Reproduction, Dopamine b-hydroxylase, Dopamine beta-Hydroxylase, Physical Chromosome Mapping, Chromosomes, Mammalian, Body Temperature, Animals, Newborn, Haplotypes, Animals, Female, Polymorphism, Crosses, Genetic, RH mapping
Genetic Markers, Pig, Polymorphism, Genetic, Piglet survival, Swine, Colostrum, Reproduction, Dopamine b-hydroxylase, Dopamine beta-Hydroxylase, Physical Chromosome Mapping, Chromosomes, Mammalian, Body Temperature, Animals, Newborn, Haplotypes, Animals, Female, Polymorphism, Crosses, Genetic, RH mapping
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