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Research Project: LIVESTOCK GENOME ANNOTATION

Location: Bovine Functional Genomics

Project Number: 1245-31000-104-11
Project Type: General Cooperative Agreement

Start Date: Aug 19, 2010
End Date: Aug 31, 2013

Objective:
The objective of this cooperative research project is to design tools to process and annotate livestock genome sequences, including gene expression data, single nucleotide polymorphisms for breed specific Haplotype map development and also support the on-going genomic selection, genome-wide association analysis and QTL fine mapping projects.

Approach:
Software will be developed or adapted for use in annotating whole genome sequence data being generated as part of international collaborations that include ARS, including gene prediction, use of comparative mapping information, and identifying novel genetic markers (polymorphisms) and positional candidate genes. Emphasis should be given to problems specific to post-analysis of the bovine genome sequencing project, as BFGL is leading those efforts and development of tools with wide utility for the community is a priority. Tools will be developed or adopted to quickly identify positional candidate genes from QTL map position integration with signatures of selection, gene expression and breed specific polymorphism information. Methods for comparison of genetic variation in coding genes between sub-species of cattle need to be investigated.

   

 
Project Team
Van Tassell, Curtis - Curt
 
Project Annual Reports
  FY 2012
  FY 2011
 
Related National Programs
  Food Animal Production (101)
 
 
Last Modified: 05/24/2013
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