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Çevresel faktörler ve Büyüme Hormon Reseptörü genindeki polimorfizmin malaklarda büyüme eğrisi ve canlı ağırlık parametrelerine etkisi

The effect of environmental factors and Growth Hormone Receptor gene polymorphism on growth curve and live weight parameters in buffalo calves

Metin ERDOĞAN
Koray ÇELİKELOĞLU
Fahriye ZEMHERİ
Mustafa TEKERLİ
Serdar KOÇAK
Pages
45–49
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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Effects of sex on parameter A and birth weight on weight at 180 days were statistically significant (P

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study was conducted to determine the effects of some environmental factors and growth hormone receptor gene polymorphisms (GHR) on Brody growth curve coefficients and different body weights parameters in buffalo calves.
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Abstract

This study was conducted to determine the effects of some environmental factors and growth hormone receptor gene polymorphisms (GHR) on Brody growth curve coefficients and different body weights parameters in buffalo calves. The records and blood samples of 27 buffalo calves, born in 2009, bred at Afyon Kocatepe University Animal Research Center were analyzed. A, B and k parameters for the Brody model were estimated as 366.589±31.698, 0.932±0.011 and 0.002±0.000 respectively. In addition, live weights at birth, 180 and 360 days were 30.696±1.043 kgs, 121.701±5.071 kgs and 188.834±8.442 kgs respectively. Three polymorphic regions were detected at G3676A, G3679A and G3680del bases in exon 10 of the GHR gene. Effects of sex on parameter A and birth weight on weight at 180 days were statistically significant (P

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Bu araştırma, malaklarda Brody büyüme eğrisi katsayılarına ve farklı canlı ağırlık parametrelerine çeşitli çevre faktörleri ve büyüme hormon reseptör (GHR) genindeki polimorfizmin etkilerini belirlemek amacıyla yapılmıştır. Araş- tırmanın materyalini Afyon Kocatepe Üniversitesi Hayvancılık Araştırma ve Uygulama Merkezinde yetiştirilmiş 2009 doğumlu 27 baş malağa ait kayıtlar ve kan örnekleri oluşturmuştur. Malaklarda eğri katsayıları A, B ve k ile doğum, 180. gün ve 360. gün canlı ağırlıkları sırasıyla 366.589±31.698, 0.932±0.011, 0.002±0.000, 30.696±1.043 kg, 121.701±5.071 kg ve 188.834±8.442 kg olmuştur. GHR geninin 10. ekzonunda G3676A, G3679A ve G3680del olmak üzere üç poli- morfik bölge tespit edilmiştir. A katsayısı üzerine cinsiyetin ve 180. gün ağırlığı üzerine doğum ağırlığının etkisi önemli (P

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ERDOĞAN, M., ÇELİKELOĞLU, K., ZEMHERİ, F., TEKERLİ, M., KOÇAK, S. (2022). Çevresel faktörler ve Büyüme Hormon Reseptörü genindeki polimorfizmin malaklarda büyüme eğrisi ve canlı ağırlık parametrelerine etkisi. Lalahan Hayvancılık Araştırma Enstitüsü Dergisi, Cilt: 55 - Sayı: 2, 45–49. https://ajindex.com/articles/577238

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