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Novel use of derived genotype probabilities to discover significant dominance effects for milk production traits in dairy cattle.

Genetics - 1 Feb 2013

Boysen Teide-Jens, Heuer Claas, Tetens Jens, Reinhardt Fritz, Thaller Georg

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The estimation of dominance effects requires the availability of direct phenotypes, i.e., genotypes and phenotypes in the same individuals. In dairy cattle, classical QTL mapping approaches are, however, relying on genotyped sires and daughter-based phenotypes like breeding values. Thus, dominance effects cannot be estimated. The number of dairy bulls genotyped for dense genome-wide marker panels is steadily...

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PMID: 23222654
DOI: 10.1534/genetics.112.144535
PMCID: PMC3567734

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