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Genomic inbreeding and selection signatures analyses in the Doberman Pinscher breed
The Doberman Pinscher population has undergone strong artificial selection for morphology and behavior, which can reduce genomic diversity and increase autozygosity. Here, we characterized the genome structure and identified selection signatures in Doberman Pinschers using complementary within- and
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