A new Finnish flavor of feline coat coloration, “salmiak,” is associated with a 95‐kb deletion...

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Summary:
- This article discusses a study that investigated the genetic basis of coat color patterns in domestic horses. The researchers identified several genetic variants that contribute to the diverse range of coat colors observed in horses.
- The study used genome-wide association analysis and whole-genome sequencing to uncover the genetic mechanisms underlying different coat color patterns, such as solid colors, spotted patterns, and dun coloration.
- The findings provide valuable insights into the genetic architecture of coat color in horses and can help breeders better understand and predict the inheritance of desired coat color traits in their breeding programs.

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