Savar sofla, S., Seyedabadi, H., Javanrouh Aliabad, A. (2015). Detection of polymorphism in FecB and BMP15 candidate genes associated with litter size in Moghani flock. , 28(106), 83-90. doi: 10.22092/asj.2015.101350
S. Savar sofla; H. R. Seyedabadi; A. Javanrouh Aliabad. "Detection of polymorphism in FecB and BMP15 candidate genes associated with litter size in Moghani flock". , 28, 106, 2015, 83-90. doi: 10.22092/asj.2015.101350
Savar sofla, S., Seyedabadi, H., Javanrouh Aliabad, A. (2015). 'Detection of polymorphism in FecB and BMP15 candidate genes associated with litter size in Moghani flock', , 28(106), pp. 83-90. doi: 10.22092/asj.2015.101350
Savar sofla, S., Seyedabadi, H., Javanrouh Aliabad, A. Detection of polymorphism in FecB and BMP15 candidate genes associated with litter size in Moghani flock. , 2015; 28(106): 83-90. doi: 10.22092/asj.2015.101350

Detection of polymorphism in FecB and BMP15 candidate genes associated with litter size in Moghani flock

علوم دامی
Article 8, Volume 28, Issue 106, June 2015, Pages 83-90    PDF (1.46 M)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.22092/asj.2015.101350
Authors
S. Savar sofla* ; H. R. Seyedabadi; A. Javanrouh Aliabad
Abstract
Genetic variation in ovulation rate in sheep has been widely documented and the evidence shows substantial differences among world sheep breeds. Candidate gene approach and DNA marker strategy are new tools to improve twining  or  multiple  lambing  rate traits in sheep population .The  present  study  was  carried  out  to  detect  of  polymorphism  in FecB and BMP15  genes  and  the effect  on litter size trait in Moghani sheep breed using RFLP-PCR method. Blood samples were collected randomly from 150 individuals at Moghani Breeding Station of Ardebil province, Iran. DNA of blood samples was extracted by modifying salting out method. Site of mutation was amplified using specific  primers and PCR products were determined by agarose gel electrophoresis, and then the PCR product was digested with AvaII, SpeI and HinfI restriction enzymes for FecB, FecXH and FecXG loci , respectively. The results did not show any polymorphism for FecB and BMP15 genes. All the samples were showed wild type alleles so mutation of FecB and BMP15 genes were not cause of prolificacy in Moghani sheep. Considering the phenotypes records in this breed, the obtained result indicates that the genetic factor responsible for twining or  multiple  lambing  rate  is  not  related  to  reported  mutated  alleles  at  prolificacy major genes and therefore other prolificacy related genes should be investigated in Moghani sheep.
Keywords
Litter size; Fec B; BMP15; Candidate Gene; Moghani Sheep
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