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BIONFORMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE GENOMES OF WILD AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS OF THE SPECIES SUS SCROFA TO UPGRADE THE “SWINE/WILD BOAR” DIFFERENTIATION MODEL

V. N. Kipen, Е. В. Снытков

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Abstract

Using bioinformatic methods, the analysis of projects on genome-wide sequencing (NGS) of animals of the species Sus scrofa scrofa (wild boar) and Sus scrofa domesticus (domestic pig) was carried out, as a result of which polymorphisms (SNPs) with significant differentiating potential were determined.

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Using bioinformatic methods, the analysis of projects on genome-wide sequencing (NGS) of animals of the species Sus scrofa scrofa (wild boar) and Sus scrofa domesticus (domestic pig) was carried out, as a result of which polymorphisms (SNPs) with significant differentiating potential were determined.

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Using bioinformatic methods, the analysis of projects on genome-wide sequencing (NGS) of animals of the species Sus scrofa scrofa (wild boar) and Sus scrofa domesticus (domestic pig) was carried out, as a result of which polymorphisms (SNPs) with significant differentiating potential were determined.

Key concepts: Wild boar, Domestic pig, Biology, Genome, Single-nucleotide polymorphism, Zoology, Genetics, Gene

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