TheHorse.com | Scientists Pinpoint Equine 'Body Weight Genes' TheHorse.com The test, called a genome-wide association study (GWAS), takes advantage of basic equine genome data from the Horse Genome Project. Their analyses pointed them to the four aforementioned genes as strong “candidates” for influencing body weight. |
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