Authors :
Thakir U. Mohsen
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 5 - May
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26May1696
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Abstract :
The present experiment was conducted in the middle region of Iraq in 2023 on 120 Awassi unimproved breed ewes to
determine the effect of LMO4 gene polymorphism on lactation period and milk yield. The LMO4 gene position 20782 consisted
of two co-dominant alleles with three genotypes. The results showed a notable difference (P≤0.01) at the distribution of the
samples according to the alleles that were brought about by single nucleotide polymorphism at both places.
Keywords :
LMO4 Gene, Awassi Sheep, Milk Production.
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The present experiment was conducted in the middle region of Iraq in 2023 on 120 Awassi unimproved breed ewes to
determine the effect of LMO4 gene polymorphism on lactation period and milk yield. The LMO4 gene position 20782 consisted
of two co-dominant alleles with three genotypes. The results showed a notable difference (P≤0.01) at the distribution of the
samples according to the alleles that were brought about by single nucleotide polymorphism at both places.
Keywords :
LMO4 Gene, Awassi Sheep, Milk Production.