Simultaneous genotyping of 4 SNPs in promoter III of the ovine ACACA

•The genetic variability in the PIII promotor of the ACACA gene in different sheep breeds kept in the Czech Republic.•By sequencing analysis has been identified 2 novel SNPs.•Developed rapid, efficient and sensitive method for typing 4 SNPs using PEA.•PEA will serve as a useful genotyping technique...

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Published inSmall ruminant research Vol. 138; pp. 25 - 30
Main Authors Sztankoova, Z., Rychtarova, J., Kyselová, J., Czerneková, V.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Elsevier B.V 01.05.2016
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Summary:•The genetic variability in the PIII promotor of the ACACA gene in different sheep breeds kept in the Czech Republic.•By sequencing analysis has been identified 2 novel SNPs.•Developed rapid, efficient and sensitive method for typing 4 SNPs using PEA.•PEA will serve as a useful genotyping technique for routine simultaneous typing of 4 genetic variants in a single gene.•Genotype AG/GT/CG/CC occurred in all 4 observed sheep breeds. The acetyl-CoA carboxylase-α (ACACA) gene is the rate-limiting enzyme for the biosynthesis of fatty acids in animal tissues. By sequencing analysis in promoter III of the ovine ACACA we identified 2 novel SNPs (A>G at 1168bp and a T nucleotide insertion at 1182bp) (GenBank accession number AJ292286). The novel variant (A>G at 1168bp) was present in Cigaja, Sumavka, and Improved Valachian breed kept in the Czech Republic and T insertion at 1182bp was present in the East Friesian breed. A protocol for rapid efficient simultaneous genotyping of ACACA variants using the primer extension method (PEA) was described, and a total of 171 animals belonging to sheep breeds: Cigaja (9), Sumavka (87), East Friesian (59) and Improved Valachian (16) were genotyped. Variant alleles are: A/G at 1168bp, G/T at 1330bp, C/G at 1138bp and C/T at 1430bp.The genotype combination AG/GT/CG/CC occurred in all 4 breeds kept in the Czech Republic with frequency of occurrence ranging from 15.25% to 44.45%. Allele frequencies of the Cigaja breed differ significantly from the other Czech sheep breeds.
ISSN:0921-4488
1879-0941
DOI:10.1016/j.smallrumres.2016.03.027