[Genomic methods for identification of traits and inherited disorders in farm animals].

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[Genomic methods for identification of traits and inherited disorders in farm animals].

DTW. Deutsche tierarztliche Wochenschrift - 1 Jan 2002

Neuenschwander S, Vögeli P, Hasan L, Kratzsch A, Meijerink E, Pliska V, Stranzinger G

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In this review we demonstrate the interaction of the blueprint of an individual (the genome, genomic DNA), its phenotype and the environment. The phenotype consists of quantitative (e.g. growth, milk yield) or functional characteristics e.g. fitness, longevity, fertility and disease resistance. The latter characteristics influence the welfare of an animal substantially. As only the genetically determined part of...

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Animal Diseases
Animal Welfare
Animals
Animals, Domestic
Breeding
Environment
Genome
Genotype
Longevity
Phenotype

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PMID: 11838291

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