Final - Lecture 9 Flashcards

1
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Analysis of SNPs across can be used to?

A

compare breeds, genomic disequilibrium

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2
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Pattern frequency variation between breeds is evidence for?

A

selection changing the genome (selection for and retaining)

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3
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What is indicative of an association in a Manhattan plot?

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Spikes

e. g. curly tails = two spikes
e. g. drop ears = single point
e. g. social behaviour = single point –> localized to specific chromosome, but difficult to determine gene/group of gene involved

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4
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Single locus selection

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gaited horse breeds, height of draft and small horses, muscle fiber type

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5
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Gaited horse breeds associated with what gene?

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DMRT3 - horses with specific allele at this locus –> extension of back leg changing mechanism of gait

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6
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Gene involved in horse breed height?

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ECA11 = equus cabals chromosome 11

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7
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How can we undo selection problems?

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  • alter selection goals to reverse trend
  • find less selected populations/strains (gene conservation/isolated populations)
  • use cry-preserved genetic material (AI or embryo transfer)
  • give up and start over
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8
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Marker assisted introgression

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natural process but should fall under GMO - including alleles from elsewhere and monitor progress

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9
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SMART goals

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specific
measurable
attainable
realistic
timely
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