Genotype analysis of partial growth hormone gene (GH891│MspI) in Pesisir cattle and Simmental-Pesisir crossbred cattle

Hartatik, Tety; Putra, Dino Eka; Volkandari, Slamet Diah; Kanazawa, Takuya; Sumadi, S.

doi:10.14710/jitaa.43.1.1-8

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“…Results of the present work are in agreement with those published by Dybus et al (2002) in Polish Black-and-White cattle and by Zhou et al (2006) in China Holstein cows. However, Hartatik et al (2018) reported a higher frequency of the MspI(+/−) genotype than the MspI(−/−) and MspI(+/+) genotypes in Pesisir cattle and cross breeds, in addition to the fact that MspI(−) allele was more frequent than the MspI(+) allele (0.533 vs. 0.467).…”

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Assessment of growth hormone gene polymorphism effects on reproductive traits in Holstein dairy cattle in Tunisia

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Abstract. Research to assess the effect of single genes on reproductive traits in bovine species is imperative to elucidate genes' functions and acquire a better perspective of quantitative traits. The present study was undertaken to characterize genetic diversity in the bovine growth hormone (GH) gene in a population of 410 Holstein dairy cows in Tunisia. The analyses were based on single nucleotide polymorphisms, and GH-AluI and GH-MspI detections and genotyping were carried out using the polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism (PCR-RFLP) method. Data were analyzed using a mixed linear model with the MIXED procedure to reveal the possible effect of GH genotypes on reproductive traits. The frequency data of AluI(L//V) and MspI(+//−) alleles were 87.04//12.96 and 70.06//29.94, respectively. The distribution of the frequency of GH genotypes for LL/LV/VV and (−/−)//(+/−)//(+/+) were 77.75//18.59//3.66 and 15.37//29.13//55.50, respectively. The results of the statistical analyses proved that GH-AluI showed a substantial favorable effect on exanimate traits except for the age at first calving; however, only a suggestive effect of GH-MspI on the calving interval (CI) and the days open (DI) was found. The homozygous LL genotype seemed to be advantageous with respect to the CI and the DI compared with LV and VV genotypes. Heterozygous MspI(+/−) cows tended to have a longer CI and DI than MspI(+/+) and MspI(−/−) cows, but the difference was not statistically significant. A significant effect of different GH-AluI–MspI combined genotypes was found on the number of inseminations per conception, the CI and the DI, and the LL/– combined genotype seemed to be associated with better reproductive performance. Based on these results, the LL genotype of the GH locus can be considered to be a favorable genotype for reproductive traits in Holstein dairy cattle, although these findings need to be confirmed by further research before polymorphisms can be used in a marker-assisted selection program.

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Assessment of growth hormone gene polymorphism effects on reproductive traits in Holstein dairy cattle in Tunisia

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“…Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium was calcuLated according to Warwick et al (1990). (Putra et al 2016;Yurnalis et al 2017;Putra et al 2018;Hartatik et al 2018) associating with growth and economic traits performance. The allelic and genotypic frequencies of the GH/AluI, GH/MboII, PIT1/HindfI and IGF1/MspI polymorphisms were estimated by the genotyping of 175 individuals from Pesisir cattle using PCR-RFLP technique.…”

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“…However, distribution of these polymorphisms in the zebu cattle remains unclear. Putra et al (2016); Yurnalis et al (2017); Putra et al (2018); Hartatik et al (2018) reported that genetic analyses of local breeds of Indonesian native cattle showed gene-flow of banteng (Bos javanicus), Southeast Asian wild cattle, into some of these breeds. In the present study, we found that the polymorphisms of GH/AluI, GH/MboII, PIT1/HindfI and IGF1/MspI genes reported in Indonesian native cattle were also observed in the population of Pesisir cattle.…”

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Short Communication: Association of GH, IGF1R, and PIT1 genes polymorphism with average daily gain and body measurement in Pesisir cattle

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Arnim, Yurnalis, Afriani T, Putra DE. 2017. Short Communication: Association of GH, IGF1R, and PIT1 genes polymorphismwith average daily gain and body measurement in Pesisir cattle. Nusantara Bioscience 10: 221-225. Growth hormone (GH) andinsuLin-like growth factor I receptor (IGF1R), and Pit1 gene has important effect on growth, carcass, and meat quality traits in manyspecies. The objectives of the present study were to study the associations of the GH/AluI, GH/MboII, IGF1R/MspI and PIT1/HinfI withgrowth and body measurent such as body length (BL), chest girth (CG), height withers (HW) in Pesisir cattle. A total 175 Pesisir cattlewere used in this study. Weight gain, and body measurement were fitted using the General Linear Model (GLM) procedure of the SASprogram. The resuLts showed significant associations between the CC genotype of the GH/MboII polymorphism and higher weight gainand height withers (p < 0.05). The GH/AluI polymorphism did not have any effect on the weight gain and body measurement. Allelefrequencies were found as A: 0.374 and B: 0.626 in GH/MboII polymorphism in GH gene. The effect of GH/AluI polymorphisms wasnot observed on average daily gain and body measurement in Pesisir cattle (P>0.05). The effect of IGF1R/MSpI polymorphism was notobserved on average daily gain but show significant association between AA and AB genotype and height withers (p < 0.005). ThePIT1/HinfI polymorphism was not associated with average daily gain and body measurement in Pesisir cattle. The resuLts demostratedthat the GH/MboII and GHR1/MspI polymorphisms couLd be used as a candidate gene for selection in Pesisir cattle.

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“…Pighin et al (2016) stated that beef remains a popular choice due to its complete nutritional profile, including protein and fat, and its appealing taste. Pesisir cattle, a local Indonesian bread, exhibit high adaptability to low-quality feed and resistance to various diseases and parasites (Hartatik et al, 2018). They demonstrate superior heat tolerance in hot environments compared to the simmental and ongole crossbreeds (Yetmaneli et al, 2023).…”

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Influence of Protein-Energy Balance on Growth, Production, and Reproduction in Pesisir Heifers

Pazla,

Zain,

Agustin

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The protein-energy ratio in Pesisir cattle diets plays a role in determining their productivity. We aimed to establish the most effective combination of crude protein (CP) and total digestible nutrients (TDN) in a ration to enhance the productivity of Pesisir heifers. We evaluated consumption, nutrient digestibility, production performance, and the percentage of first estrous in sixteen heifers at 12-15 m and averaging 100.09 kg in a randomized block design with a 2 x 2 x 4 factorial pattern, where factor A represented crude protein, and factor B represented the TDN level of the ration. The treatment combinations were A1B1 (CP 10% and TDN 60%), A1B2 (CP 10% and TDN 65%), A2B1 (CP 12% and TDN 60%), and A2B2 (CP 12% and TDN 65%). The results revealed a significant interaction between factors concerning consumption and nutrient digestibility. However, there was no significant interaction for production performance. Notably, the highest percentage of first estrous was found in heifers that received A1B2. A diet with 10% CP and 65% TDN could increase consumption, feed digestibility, production performance, and the estrous number of Pesisir heifers.

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Genotype analysis of partial growth hormone gene (GH891│MspI) in Pesisir cattle and Simmental-Pesisir crossbred cattle

Cited by 9 publications

References 15 publications

Assessment of growth hormone gene polymorphism effects on reproductive traits in Holstein dairy cattle in Tunisia

Assessment of growth hormone gene polymorphism effects on reproductive traits in Holstein dairy cattle in Tunisia

Short Communication: Association of GH, IGF1R, and PIT1 genes polymorphism with average daily gain and body measurement in Pesisir cattle

Influence of Protein-Energy Balance on Growth, Production, and Reproduction in Pesisir Heifers

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