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. 2022 May 25;13:871516. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2022.871516

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Schematic representation of the GWAS results. (A) Four pig populations that presented the significant overlapping GWAS peaks on chromosome 5: Synthetic (Large-White based), Pietrain, Landrace and Large-White. (B) GWAS results for backfat in four populations. (C) Manhattan plot showing the most significant SNP (lead SNP - rs80985094) in the Pietrain population. (D) CCND2 gene model. The location of the lead SNP in the third intron is indicated with a red star. The blue arrow indicates the coding strand, blue boxes depict exons, the open bars the untranslated regions.