Topic 34 Flashcards

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Genetic merit

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individual or in populations

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Individual genetic merit

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The individual genetic merit (value of genotype of an animal) is the sum of the calculated averages according to the additive - and non additive alleic effects in each loci. Remains constant

(how the genotypes of an animal effects the phenotype differently)?

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Population genetic merit

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is the average of the individuals genetic merits

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Breeding value

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of an animal is the deviation of the individual genetic merit from the mean genetic merit of a reference population.

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Individual breeding value

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It is of altering degree, and changes according to the value of the reference population or of mating partners

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General breeding value

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only additive gene effects are considerate

additive genes: Genes that code for the same function or trait and their effects work together on the phenotype

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Special breeding value

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additive and non additive gene effects

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Aggregated breeding value

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complex value established

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Methods of estimation

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BLUP; AM; BV

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BLUP

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Best Linear Unbiased Production; complex system of equations, used in BV estimation

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General linear mixed model

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y=x(beta)+Zu+e ; y=observation vector; beta=unknown vector; u=non observed random vector; e=vector of residuals

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AM

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Animal Models

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What can the BLUP and AM do?

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They can simultaneously estimate environmental effects and make the correction for then

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Models used in BV estimations

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Additive; Non additive

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Additive

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AM, BLUP, Correlation factors, classification factors

Genes that code for the same function or trait and their effects work together on the phenotype

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Non additive

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Dominance epistasis, cytoplasmic inheritance, major genes

17
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BV

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Breeding value (of a share population) –
is the deviation of the mean genetic merit
of the share population from the mean
genetic merit of a reference population (it
is of altering degree).