Articles | Volume 62, issue 2
https://doi.org/10.5194/aab-62-477-2019
https://doi.org/10.5194/aab-62-477-2019
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26 Jul 2019
Original study |  | 26 Jul 2019

Potential of TLR-gene diversity in Czech indigenous cattle for resistance breeding as revealed by hybrid sequencing

Karel Novák, Marek Bjelka, Kalifa Samake, and Terezie Valčíková

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Resequencing of diversity hidden in the innate-immunity genes of the TLR series in Czech Simmental, its conserved subpopulation, and the ancestral Czech Red cattle showed sufficient potential for infection resistance breeding regardless of the prevailing breeding for production traits on the one hand and a limited potential of diversity preserved in the historical populations on the other. The importance of the characterization of genetic resources to counteract changing infections is implied.