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. 2017 Aug 16;7:8487. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-09170-9

Table 4.

The detected QTL and the most significant SNP for female fertility traits in the meta-analysis across populations.

QTL boundaries Most significant SNP1
BTA Trait1 Left2 (bp) Right3 (bp) N4 Position5 (bp) SNP MAF6 P-value Genes7
1 CRc 78,034,231 78,511,271 1 78,034,231 rs29009958 0.35, 0.41 3.92E-06 TP63
13 IFLc 31,524,626 31,524,626 1 31,524,626 rs41604666 0.49, 0.48 3.67E-06 RSU1
17 CRh 67,245,920 67,941,337 2 67,245,920 rs41848120 0.48, 0.46 2.54E-06 PIWIL3, MYO18B
23 CRc 49,651,909 50,036,208 1 50,036,208 rs110076231 0.38, 0.45 4.79E-05 PRPF4B, PXDC1
28 ICF 34,021,273 34,596,949 1 34,429,786 rs110181893 0.29, 0.42 5.22E-05 ENSBTAG00000013264, ZMIZ1

1CRh = conception rate at first insemination in heifers; ICF = interval from calving to first insemination; IFLc = interval from first to last insemination in cows; CRc = conception rate at first insemination in cows.

2The left boundary of the QTL.

3The right boundary of the QTL.

4The number of significant SNPs within the QTL.

5The base pair position in the BTA (Bos taurus autosome).

6Minor allele frequency of the most significant SNP in Chinese and Nordic Holsteins.

7Genes harbor or closest to the most significant SNP.