Fig. 4From: Comparative genome analyses reveal the unique genetic composition and selection signals underlying the phenotypic characteristics of three Chinese domestic goat breedsCharacterization of two selection signals encompassing the genes related to hair growth in TC. a Log2(θπ ratios), FST, and Tajima’s D values in 10-kb outlier windows overlapping with the FGF5 gene. b Representative Sanger sequence traces of two alleles at the c.-253G > A SNP site in the 5′-UTR of FGF5. c The allele frequency at the c.-253G > A SNP site in the 5′-UTR of FGF5 in five domestic goat breeds (CB, JT, TC, MD, and MN) and Bezoar ibexes. d The predicted premature amino acid sequence caused by the mutant allele ‘A’ at the c.-253G > A SNP site in the 5′-UTR of FGF5. e Log2(θπ ratios), FST, and Tajima’s D values in 10-kb outlier windows encompassing DSG2, DSG3, and DSG4. f Pairwise LD between the three missense SNPs (chr24: 25,985,493, 25,985,494, and 25,985,569) and other SNPs in the DSG3 gene in TC. Squares in pink or red indicate significant LD between SNP pairs (bright red indicates pairwise D′ = 1). g The haplotype frequencies composed of the seven SNPs showing perfect LD in the five domestic goat breeds (CB, JT, TC, MD, and MN) and Bezoar ibexesBack to article page