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POLYMORPHISMS OF THE IGF1 GENE IN RUSSIAN SHEEP BREEDS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON SOME MEAT PRODUCTION PARAMETERS by Vladimir Trukhachev, Valentin Skripkin, Andrey Kvochko, Alexander Kulichenko, Dmitry Kovalev, Sergey Pisarenko, Anna Volynkina, Marina Selionova, Magomet Aybazov, Svetlana Shumaenko, Arslan Omarov, Tatyana Mamontova, Olesya Yatsyk, Alexander Krivoruchko

“…Insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) plays an important role in the growth and development of muscle tissue in animals. Research into the structure of IGF1 in…”
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Evaluation of the polymorphism of the GDF9 and BMP15 genes and their relationship with the reproductive functions of sheep of different breeds by Gadzhiev, Z. K., Surzhikova, E. S., Evlagina, D. D., Surov, A. I., Shumaenko, S. N.

“…Aim . Polymorphism is the result of evolutionary processes and is inherited, associated with biodiversity and modified by natural selection and functions to…”
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MEF2B gene SNP markers of meat productivity in Severokavkazskaya sheep breed by Trukhachev, Vladimir, Belyaev, Valery, Kvochko, Andrey, Kulichenko, Alexander, Kovalev, Dmitry, Pisarenko, Sergey, Volynkina, Anna, Selionova, Marina, Aybazov, Magomet, Shumaenko, Svetlana, Omarov, Arslan, Mamontova, Tatyana, Yatsyk, Olesya, Krivoruchko, Alexander, Petrovic, Milan, Pantelic, Vlada, Petrovic-Caro, Violeta

“…One of the new promising candidate genes defining productive qualities of sheep is MEF2B. Protein from the MEF2 group encoded by it affects the production of…”
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Myostatin gene (MSTN) polymorphism with a negative effect on meat productivity in Dzhalginsky Merino sheep breed by VLADIMIR TRUKHACHEV, VALERY BELYAEV, ANDREY KVOCHKO, ALEXANDER KULICHENKO, DMITRY KOVALEV, SERGEY PISARENKO, ANNA VOLYNKINA, MARINA SELIONOVA, MAGOMET AYBAZOV, SVETLANA SHUMAENKO, ARSLAN OMAROV, TATYANA MAMONTOVA, NATALIA GOLOVANOVA, OLESYA YATSYK, ALEXANDER KRIVORUCHKO

“…One of the most important negative regulator of muscle grow in mammalians is myostatin. Some mutations in myostatin gene (MSTN) can decrease the effect of…”
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