Expression Levels of LCORL Are Associated with Body Size in Horses

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C mutation is disrupting a putative binding site of the transcription factor TFIID which is important for the transcription process of genes involved in skeletal bone development. Thus, our findings suggest that expression levels of LCORL play a key role for body size within and across horse breeds and regulation of the expression of LCORL is associated with genetic variants of BIEC2-808543. This is the first functional study for a body size regulating polymorphism in horses and a further step to unravel the mechanisms for understanding the genetic regulation of body size in horses. © 2013 Metzger et al.

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Metzger, J., Schrimpf, R., Philipp, U., & Distl, O. (2013). Expression Levels of LCORL Are Associated with Body Size in Horses. PLoS ONE, 8(2). https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0056497

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