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Geneticbasisofmastitis
resistanceindairycattle–a
review
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Ann. Anim. Sci., Vol. 13, No. 4 (2013) 663– 673, DOI: 10.2478/aoas-2013-0043
GENETIC BASIS OF MASTITIS RESISTANCE IN DAIRY CATTLE –
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Abstract
Mastitis is one of the most important mammary gland diseases impacting lactating animals. Re-
sistance to this disease could be improved by breeding. There are several selection methods for
mastitis resistance. To improve the natural genetic resistance of cows in succeeding generations,
current breeding programmes use somatic cell count and clinical mastitis cases as resistance traits.
However, these methods of selection have met with limited success. This is partly due to the com-
plex nature of the disease. The limited progress in improving udder health by conventional selec-
tion procedures requires applying information on molecular markers of mastitis susceptibility in
marker-assisted selection schemes. Mastitis is under polygenic control, so there are many genes
that control this trait in many loci. This review briey describes genome-wide association studies
which have been carried out to identify quantitative trait loci associated with mastitis resistance
in dairy cattle worldwide. It also characterizes the candidate gene approach focus on identifying
genes that are strong candidates for the mastitis resistance trait. In the conclusion of the paper we
focus our attention on future research which should be conducted in the eld of the resistance to
mastitis.
Key words: dairy cattle, mastitis, genetic markers
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Current breeding programme
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Mastitis resistance in dairy cattle
Molecular markers of mastitis resistance
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Detection and localization of QTLs
Bos taurus
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Mastitis resistance in dairy cattle
Candidate gene approach
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BoLA-DRB3
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BoLA-DRB3.2*3
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lactiae 23
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Mastitis resistance in dairy cattle
S. aureus
ATP1A1++
Conclusion
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References
DRB3.2*16DRB3.2*23
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ATP1A1
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DRB3.2
Bos taurus
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Mastitis resistance in dairy cattle
CXCR2
Podstawy genetyczne odporności krów mlecznych na zapalenie wymienia – artykuł przeglądowy
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