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Genomic and health characteristics of crossbred dairy cattle in central Uganda. [PDF]

Front Genet
Sanchez-Molano E, Mukiibi R, Riggio V, Ogwang J, Kawule L, Benda K, Beine P, de Clare Bronsvoort BM, Prendergast J, Doeschl-Wilson AB, Muwonge A.   +10 more
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Constructing a draft Indian cattle pangenome using short-read sequencing. [PDF]

Commun Biol
Azam S, Sahu A, Pandey NK, Neupane M, Van Tassell CP, Rosen BD, Gandham RK, Rath SN, Majumdar SS.   +8 more
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Lactation failure in crossbred Sahiwal Friesian cattle

Journal of Dairy Research, 2001
Milk producers in Malaysia make extensive use of crossbred Sahiwal Friesian dairy cattle. These animals have, however, been found susceptible to lactation failure. A survey of cows in an experimental herd of F1 Sahiwal Friesian animals indicated that, in 30% of animals, milk yield decreased to negligible levels within the first 8 weeks post partum ...
M, Murugaiyah, P, Ramakrishnan, A R, Omar, C H, Knight, C J, Wilde   +4 more
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Conservation and utilisation of the Sahiwal cattle in Kenya

Animal Genetic Resources Information, 1999
SummarySahiwal cattle are indigenous to Pakistan and India, and were imported to Kenya in 1930s and 1940s. The breed has been developed as a dual-purpose breed and is utilised in smallholder farming systems, beef and dairy ranching in marginal areas of Kenya which form 80% of the country.
W.B. Muhuyi, I. Lokwaleput, S.N. Ole Sinkeet   +2 more
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Comparison of chromosomal architecture of Sahiwal and crossbred Sahiwal cattle

Indian Journal of Animal Research, 2016
The karyological investigation using 16 purebred Sahiwal and 16 Jersey X Sahiwal cattle (8 males and 8 females of each genetic group) revealed the diploid chromosome number to be 60. All the 29 pairs of autosomes were acrocentric, while the X – chromosome was sub-metacentric in both the genetic groups.
B. V. Subramanyam, P. Jaya Laxmi, B. Punyakumari, A. V.N. Sivakumar   +3 more
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Diet-induced modulation of pharmacokinetics of albendazole in Sahiwal cattle

Journal of Helminthology, 2015
AbstractThe influence of diet type and pre-treatment fasting on the kinetic disposition of albendazole was evaluated in Sahiwal heifers following oral and intra-ruminal administration of the drug. The anthelmintically active moiety albendazole sulphoxide appeared early and was eliminated early in cattle offered green fodder, with decreased maximum ...
P K, Sanyal, D, Rawte, A E, Kerketta, N K, Kumbhakar, D, Kumar, S, Pal, K R, Baghel, S, Bisen   +7 more
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Bayesian estimates for genetic and phenotypic parameters of growth traits in Sahiwal cattle

Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2022
Analyses were carried out for the estimation of (co)variance components and genetic parameters for birth weight (BWT), 6-month weight (6WT), 12-month weight (12WT), 18-month weight (18WT), 24-month weight (24WT), 30-month weight (30WT), 36-month weight (36WT), weight at first service (WFS), and weight at first calving(WFC) in Sahiwal cattle.
Nistha Yadav, Satish Kumar Illa, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Gayatri Gujar, Anupama Mukherjee   +4 more
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Appraisal of linear type traits in Sahiwal cattle

Indian Journal of Animal Research, 2014
To define Sahiwal breed on the basis of linear type traits, 101 purebred Sahiwal cow available at Veterinary college, Durg were used. All the traits were scaled and scored as per the guidelines of International committee for animal recording, (2001). Thus, Sahiwal can be defined as breed of cattle having stature of 128.90 cm, chest width of 26.87 cm ...
Ashutosh Dubey, Sharad Mishra, Vikas Khune   +2 more
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Population structure and demographic trends of the registered Sahiwal cattle in Kenya

Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2016
Sahiwal cattle breed is an important genetic resource that supports livelihoods of pastoralists in Kenya. However, information about its population structure, demographic trends, and genetic diversity is scarce. The objective of this study was to characterize the population structure, explore demographic trends, and evaluate genetic diversity ...
Duncan, Kamiti, Evans, Ilatsia, Rawlynce, Bett, Alexander, Kahi   +3 more
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Skin thickness in Sahiwal and Jersey cattle and its measurements

The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1966
Skin thickness was measured in Sahiwal and Jersey cows in early spring and early summer.Differences between breeds were significant at each season, Sahiwals always having the thickest skins. Seasonal variation in skin thickness was also significant, animals of both breeds having thicker skins in early spring than early summer.
R. H. Hayman, J. W. U. Beeston, T. E. Allen, T. Nay   +3 more
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