Jeremy F. Taylor

The paper uses whole-genome analyses to challenge the two-domestication model of cattle, showing zebu originated from admixture between taurine cattle and Indian aurochs with introgression from gaur-like or banteng-like populations.

The paper improves imputation accuracy in cattle by using a multi-breed reference panel with rare variants from the GGP-F250 assay.

CRUMBLER predicts cattle ancestry using SNP data and reference populations to estimate breed composition in admixed animals.

The paper curates a list of 865 bovine transcription factors and analyzes their domain families, conservation, and tissue-specific expression.

The paper identifies lethal haplotypes in Angus cattle by analyzing SNP data and resequencing, suggesting strategies to manage inbreeding and improve genetic gains.

The paper uses genome-wide SNP data to determine the origins and genetic uniqueness of feral cattle on Chirikof Island, Alaska, revealing a complex history of cattle introductions and natural selection.

The paper analyzes unmapped DNA and RNA reads from a bovine reference individual to identify missing or misassembled sequences and detect unsequenced organisms.