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Polymorphism analysis of the Kisspeptin (KISS1) gene and its association with litter size were conducted in two (Gondar and Woyto Guji) Ethiopian indigenous goat populations. Three new pairs of primers were designed for touchdown PCR condition. A total of 173 and 242 Sanger sequences were employ...


Mekuriaw, GetinetMwacharo, Joram M.Dessie, TadelleOkeyo Mwai, AllyDjikeng, AppolinaireOsama, S.Gebreyesus, G.Kidane, A.Abegaz, S.Tesfaye, K.[Polymorphism analysis of kisspeptin (KISS1) gene and its association with litter size in Ethiopian indigenous goat populations]Polymorphism analysis of kisspeptin (KISS1) gene and its association with litter size in Ethiopian indigenous goat populations

This study was conducted in the rural kebeles around Dire Dawa for designing a simple, yet, feasible breeding scheme in the context of community-based management of animal genetic resources. Range of participatory rural appraisal tools, including focal group discussions and participatory mappings...


Gebreyesus, G.Haile, AynalemDessie, Tadelle[Breeding scheme based on community-based participatory analysis of local breeding practices, objectives and constraints for goats around Dire Dawa, Ethiopia]Breeding scheme based on community-based participatory analysis of local breeding practices, objectives and constraints for goats around Dire Dawa, Ethiopia

Characterization of the Short-eared Somali goat population around Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, was undertaken in a community-based and participatory approach. Range of participatory tools, including Focal Group Discussions, participatory mappings and transect walks, were employed to study the local commu...


Gebreyesus, G.Haile, AynalemDessie, Tadelle[Participatory characterization of the Short-eared Somali goat and its production environment around Dire Dawa, Ethiopia]Participatory characterization of the Short-eared Somali goat and its production environment around Dire Dawa, Ethiopia

There is critical need to improve productivity of indigenous goat breeds in order to sustain supply of food and income to communities living in harsher areas that are coming to relay more and more on the drought tolerant commodity; goats, due to changing climate. To this end, a community-based go...


Dessie, TadelleGebreyesus, G.Mekuriaw, GetinetWoldu, T.Jembere, T.Agaba, MorrisOkeyo Mwai, Ally[Participatory definition of trait preferences for designing village breeding schemes for goats in harsh environments of Ethiopia]Participatory definition of trait preferences for designing village breeding schemes for goats in harsh environments of Ethiopia

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