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Haplotype inference in crossbred populations without pedigree information.
Genetics, selection, evolution : GSE - 11 Aug 2009
Coster Albart, Heuven Henri C M, Fernando Rohan L, Dekkers Jack C M
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Current methods for haplotype inference without pedigree information assume random mating populations. In animal and plant breeding, however, mating is often not random. A particular form of nonrandom mating occurs when parental individuals of opposite sex originate from distinct populations. In animal breeding this is called crossbreeding and hybridization in plant breeding. In these situations,...
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