Genomic diversity and disease prevalence in Ugandan cattle

Abstract
Ugandan cattle are represented by three main types: the long-horned Ankole, the short-horned zebu, and the Ankole-zebu crosses called “Nganda”. In the course of the EU-funded project Nextgen, Ugandan cattle have been extensively sampled over the whole country to investigate the association between genotypes and resistance/tolerance to endemic diseases (e.g. tsetse fly- and tick-born diseases).
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Keywords
Genomic diversity, Disease prevalence, Ugandan cattle
Citation
Colli, L., Bomba, L., MIlanesi, M., Vajana, E., Negrini, R., Eufemi, E., ... & Masembe, C. (2015). Genomic diversity and disease prevalence in Ugandan cattle. In Recolad Workshop (No. POST_TALK).