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Research Project:
ORGANIZATION AND STORAGE OF BOVINE HIGH DENSITY GENETIC MARKER PANEL AND NEXT GENERATION WHOLE GENOME DNA SEQUENCE DATA
Location: Genetics, Breeding, & Animal Health
Project Number: 5438-31000-088-04
Project Type:
Specific Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: Sep 01, 2011
End Date: Aug 31, 2013
Objective:
Next generation sequencers now make low coverage re-sequencing of individual cattle genomes practical and affordable. Mapping DNA sequencing information and genotypes from well-structured and high-density genetic marker panels would result in a powerful resource for identifying genetic polymorphisms segregating in a population. An interface to visualize and interrogate evidence of DNA polymorphisms would increase the value of the resource. The objective is to produce sequence reads and high-density genetic markers for 96 bulls that have many descendants in the Cycle VII phenotypic resource and develop a genetic polymorphism resource that is accessible and useful.
Approach:
Ninety-six animals with many descendants in the GPE phenotypic resource population will be sequenced with short-length reads from a next generation sequencer. The same animals will be genotyped with high-density 770,000 SNP genetic marker panels. The sequencing information will be processed and stored. Processed sequence and genotypes from the high-density panel will be mapped to the bovine assembly. Results will be made available to subscribed users through a web-based interface that displays the mapped polymorphisms and related information such as the amount of sequence evidence for a genotype, and as a file.
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Last Modified: 05/21/2013
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