Phenotypes
Double-outlet right ventricle
By whole-genome sequencing of a trio of affected offspring, sire and dam, Jacinto et al. (2022) "identified two heterozygous private protein-changing variants present exclusively in the genome of the affected calf and absent in both parental genomes as well as in 5365 controls . . . . Only one of these variants was in a putative candidate gene for the observed phenotype. This heterozygous variant at chr10:84751870G>A (NM_001101951.1: c.416C...
Ears, crop — Notched ears; Nicked ears
Koch et al. (2013) suggested the following nomenclature: CE-0 for homozygous wild type; CE-1 for heterozygotes; and CE-2 for homozygous duplication.
Interdigital hyperplasia — Bovine interdigital hyperplasia
Zhang et al. (2019): "Normally IH begins with a small and painless protrusion of the interdigital skin which sometimes can already be diagnosed at calf age. In the final stage clinical signs of IH are firm tumor like masses found in the interdigital space with skin lesions that can result in deep necrosis and phlegmonous inflammations."
Lactoglobulin, beta, aberrant low expression
Braunschweig and Leeb (2006) showed that a "C to A transversion at position 215 bp upstream of the translation initiation site" of the beta-lactoglobulin (LBG) gene segregates with aberrant low expression of beta-lactoglobulin. Other symbols for this gene are BLG and PAEP, the latter being the official NCBI symbol.
Neurocristopathy
Bourneuf et al. (2017): a de novo likely causal variant is the frameshift variant p.K594AfsX29
Ptosis, intellectual disability, retarded growth and mortality (PIRM) syndrome (Haplotype AH1) — Haplotype AH1
Comparison of sequence of the 713kb candidate region (mentioned in the mapping section above) in an obligate carrier, one of its offspring, 43 members of the Fleckvieh breed (in which the disorder has never been reported) and 191 non-Fleckviehs from the 1000-bulls project revealed 2 candidate causal SNVs: a coding variant and an intronic variant of the gene UBE3B, which encodes ubiquitin protein ligase E3B, and mutations in which cause a simil...
Tricho-dento-osseous-like syndrome
In a remarkable indication of the power of modern genomic tools, Hofstetter et al. (2017) reported a novel form of curly coat in a single Brown Swiss calf, the offspring of two normal-coated parents. By whole-genome sequencing of the calf and its sire and dam, followed by informed interrogation of the sequence data (as described below), these authors were able to identify a likely causal variant in a gene which, when mutated in humans, gives r...