Haplotype sharing refines the location of an imprinted quantitative trait locus with major effect on muscle mass to a 250-kb chromosome segment containing the porcine IGF2 gene.
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Leif Andersson | Michel Georges | Laurence Moreau | Nadine Buys | M. Georges | L. Andersson | E. Giuffra | L. Moreau | N. Buys | Jong-Joo Kim | Elisabetta Giuffra | C. Nezer | Carine Nezer | Catherine Collette | Benoît Brouwers | Jongjoo Kim | B. Brouwers | Catherine Collette
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