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DOI10.1007/s00335-024-10054-3
Review on camel genetic diversity: ecological and economic perspectives
Bagiyal, Meena; Parsad, Ram; Ahlawat, Sonika; Gera, Ritika; Chhabra, Pooja; Sharma, Upasna; Arora, Reena; Sharma, Rekha
通讯作者Ahlawat, S
来源期刊MAMMALIAN GENOME
ISSN0938-8990
EISSN1432-1777
出版年2024
英文摘要Camels, known as the Ship of the Desert, play a vital role in the ecosystems and economies of arid and semi-arid regions. They provide meat, milk, transportation, and other essential services, and their resilience to harsh environments makes them invaluable. Despite their similarities, camel breeds exhibit notable differences in size, color, and structure, with over 40 million camels worldwide. This number is projected to increase, underscoring their growing significance. Economically, camels are crucial for food production, tourism, and trade, with camel racing being particularly significant in Arab countries. Their unique physiological traits, such as low disease susceptibility and efficient water conservation, further enhance their value. Camel products, especially meat and milk, offer substantial nutritional and therapeutic benefits, contributing to their high demand. Genetic diversity studies have advanced our understanding of camels' adaptation to extreme environments. Functional genomics and whole-genome sequencing have identified genes responsible for these adaptations, aiding breeding programs and conservation efforts. High-throughput sequencing has revealed genetic markers linked to traits like milk production and disease resistance. The development of SNP chips has revolutionized genetic studies by providing a cost-effective alternative to whole-genome sequencing. These tools facilitate large-scale genotyping, essential for conserving genetic diversity and improving breeding strategies. To prevent the depletion of camel genetic diversity, it is crucial to streamline in situ and ex situ conservation efforts to maintain their ecological and economic value. A comprehensive approach to camel conservation and genetic preservation, involving advanced genomic technologies, reproductive biotechniques, and sustainable management practices, will ensure their continued contribution to human societies.
英文关键词Camel Adaptation Conservation Genomics Diversity SNP chip
类型Review ; Early Access
语种英语
收录类别SCI-E
WOS记录号WOS:001279190400001
WOS关键词TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS ; DROMEDARY CAMEL ; BACTRIAN CAMEL ; MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ; POSITIVE SELECTION ; GENOMIC SELECTION ; MILK ; MEAT ; CRYOPRESERVATION ; IDENTIFICATION
WOS类目Biochemistry & Molecular Biology ; Biotechnology & Applied Microbiology ; Genetics & Heredity
WOS研究方向Biochemistry & Molecular Biology ; Biotechnology & Applied Microbiology ; Genetics & Heredity
资源类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/404882
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Bagiyal, Meena,Parsad, Ram,Ahlawat, Sonika,et al. Review on camel genetic diversity: ecological and economic perspectives[J],2024.
APA Bagiyal, Meena.,Parsad, Ram.,Ahlawat, Sonika.,Gera, Ritika.,Chhabra, Pooja.,...&Sharma, Rekha.(2024).Review on camel genetic diversity: ecological and economic perspectives.MAMMALIAN GENOME.
MLA Bagiyal, Meena,et al."Review on camel genetic diversity: ecological and economic perspectives".MAMMALIAN GENOME (2024).
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