αS1-casein,基因型和瑞典乳山羊牛奶的质量特征之间的关系

Monika Johansson1, Åse Lundh1, Anna Maria Johansson2

  • 1Department of Molecular Sciences, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala 750 07, Sweden.

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概括

瑞典山羊的挪威零等位基因 (D) 显著降低了αS1-素 (αS1-CN) 产量,影响了牛奶质量. 建议进行育种计划,以改善瑞典乳山羊的牛奶成分和奶酪产量.

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