Overview for Ovis aries (Sheep)
The domestic sheep (Ovis aries ), has a great importance in agriculture especially in the fields of wool, meat, and milk production. The ovine genome is organized in 26 autosomes and two sex chromosomes, of which only the X chromosome has been analyzed.
In agReg-SNPdb, we store 20,359 genes and 50,164,898 SNPs.
Ensembl Assembly (Oar_rambouillet_v1.0)
Statistics
(Last updated on 21.05.2021)
Number of chromosomes
27
Number of genes
20,359
Number of SNPs
50,164,898
Click on a chromosome to download the data stored in agReg-SNPdb for the complete chromosome
Chromosome
Number of SNPs
Number of Genes
1
5,433,203
2016
2
4,746,618
1472
3
4,207,093
2012
4
2,314,529
680
5
2,058,042
1190
6
2,424,652
534
7
1,892,753
842
8
1,783,264
436
9
1,932,947
443
10
1,774,680
324
11
1,118,272
1158
12
1,518,533
583
13
1,580,648
709
14
1,210,055
1192
15
1,629,504
880
16
1,491,852
291
17
1,489,376
596
18
1,295,430
480
19
1,179,170
514
20
1,062,273
727
21
1,028,797
637
22
1,042,126
369
23
1,324,926
264
24
857,387
678
25
954,053
279
26
944,014
218
X
1,870,701
835
Distribution of rSNPs relative to the TSS
Distribution of SNPs around the TSS of sheep. The upper plot shows the counts for the whole promoter region (-7.5 kb to +2.5 kb) in 500 bp intervals.
The enlargement shows the proximal promoter region (-750 bp to +250 bp) in 50 bp intervals. The red asterisk annotates the position of the TSS.