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The objective of this work was to associate alleles of 13 microsatelite loci located on sheep chromosome 20 (Major Histocompatibility Complex) with performance and carcass traits as well as resistance to gastrointestinal parasites in 138 pure Santa Ines sheep and their crosses with Bergamasca, Texel and Ile de France. The following loci were selected: BM1818, OarCP73, OarHH56, DYA, OLADRB, CP101, OMHC1, DQA2, DQA1, TFAP2A, DQBA27, Bf94_1, and INRA132. Data were analysed in Cervus and SAS ® to determine heterozygosity levels and associations of markers with weight and carcass traits as well as faecal egg count. The markers used demonstrated high genetic variability between the individuals. For carcass traitss, eight significant associations (p<0.05) were observed, as well as a positive association between fecal egg count and two markers on the ovine MHC.

ASSOCIATION OF MICROSATELLITE MARKERS WITH PRODUCTION TRAITS IN SANTA INÊS AND CROSSBRED SHEEP