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Prof. Maher Hasab El-Nabi Khalil :: Publications:

Title:
Bioinformatics Analysis of Four Gallinacin Genes for Immunity Traits in Chickens - 2021
Authors: Saleh M. S., Khalil M. H., Iraqi M. M., Camarda A.,
Year: 2021
Keywords: Chickens, Bioinformatics, Gallinacin genes, Salmonella, Immune response.
Journal: 5th International Conference on Biotechnology Applications in Agriculture (ICBAA), Benha University, 8 April 2021, Egypt (Invited paper), Issued in Annals of Agricultural Science, Moshtohor
Volume: 59
Issue: 2
Pages: 37-50
Publisher: Faculty of Agriculture, Benha University, Egypt
Local/International: International
Paper Link:
Full paper Maher Hasab El-Nabi Khalil_2021 - Bioinformatics Analysis of Four Gallinacin Genes for Immunity Traits in Chickens_Volume 59_Issue 2_Pages 37-50.pdf
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Abstract:

Four candidate gallinacin polymorphic genes were sequenced in one direction from Fayoumi (F), Rhode Island Red (R) and their crosses (½R½F and ½F½R). Pairwise bioinformatics sequencing of GAL genes of the parents relative to F1 generation was identified. Bioinformatics analyses of GAL genes showed many sequence variations. The pairwise sequence alignment between F and ½F½R were identified, being 17 SNPs with identity ratio of 97% for GAL 2 gene, many SNPs and gaps with low identity ratio of 50% for GAL 3 gene, ten SNPs with identity ratio of 98% for GAL 4 gene and 18 SNPs with identity ratio of 97% for GAL 5 gene. Between F and ½R½F there were 11 SNPs with identity ratio of 98% for GAL 2 gene, 15 SNPs with identity ratio of 98% for GAL 3 gene, 20 SNPs with identity ratio of 96% for GAL 4 gene and many SNPs with low identity ratio of 50% for GAL 5 gene. Between R and ½F½R, the sequence in GAL 2 gene were 12 SNPs with identity ratio of 98%, 38 SNPs with identity ratio of 94% in GAL 3 gene, many SNPs and gaps with low identity ratio of 50% in GAL 4 gene and 37 SNP with identity ratio of 90% in GAL 5 gene. The sequence between R and ½R½F being 21 SNPs with identity ratio of 96% for GAL 2 gene and many SNPs and gaps with low identity ratio of 50% for GAL 3 gene. The gene SNP-trait associations are not identical among all genes in the gallinacins cluster. Bioinformatics analyses of GAL genes showed many sequence variations and mutations in intronic regions. The SNPs identified in gallinacin genes could be used in marker assisted selection in breeding program to enhance immune responses to Salmonella disease in chickens.

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