Characterizing differences in the muscle transcriptome between cattle with alternative LCORL-NCAPG haplotypes

The differences in the muscle transcriptome between QQ and qq animals imply that muscle hypertrophy may be metabolically favored over accumulation of fat in animals with the QQ haplotype. Our findings also suggest this haplotype could be linked to a difference in LCORL expression that potentially influences the downstream transcriptional effects observed, though further research will be needed to confirm the molecular mechanisms underlying the associated changes in phenotype.

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BMC Genomics
Published
2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12864-025-11665-z
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4
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Cancer-related molecular mechanisms research
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Abstract

The differences in the muscle transcriptome between QQ and qq animals imply that muscle hypertrophy may be metabolically favored over accumulation of fat in animals with the QQ haplotype. Our findings also suggest this haplotype could be linked to a difference in LCORL expression that potentially influences the downstream transcriptional effects observed, though further research will be needed to confirm the molecular mechanisms underlying the associated changes in phenotype.

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