2020
DOI: 10.1080/10495398.2020.1781145
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Genotyping of κ-casein and β-lactoglobulin genes in native cattle from Barishal region of Bangladesh

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“…Moreover, Sitkowska et al [14] and [17] reported that the AB genotype was most frequent (44% and 50.32%, respectively) in the investigated population of PHF. Different results were obtained by Akter et al [18], who investigated the polymorphism in the PAEP gene in Bangladesh cattle, reporting that the genotype BB was the most frequent (66%), while AA and AB were at a similar level (16% and 18% respectively). They did not, however, provide information on cattle breed, indicating that cows were selected randomly, which may suggest that different breeds might have been subjected to the test.…”
Section: Allele and Genotype Frequencymentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Moreover, Sitkowska et al [14] and [17] reported that the AB genotype was most frequent (44% and 50.32%, respectively) in the investigated population of PHF. Different results were obtained by Akter et al [18], who investigated the polymorphism in the PAEP gene in Bangladesh cattle, reporting that the genotype BB was the most frequent (66%), while AA and AB were at a similar level (16% and 18% respectively). They did not, however, provide information on cattle breed, indicating that cows were selected randomly, which may suggest that different breeds might have been subjected to the test.…”
Section: Allele and Genotype Frequencymentioning
confidence: 65%