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Accuracy of Igenity genomically estimated breeding values for predicting Australian Angus BREEDPLAN traits.

Journal of animal science - 1 Feb 2015

Boerner V, Johnston D, Wu X-L, Bauck S

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Genomically estimated breeding values (GEBV) for Angus beef cattle are available from at least 2 commercial suppliers (Igenity [http://www.igenity.com] and Zoetis [http://www.zoetis.com]). The utility of these GEBV for improving genetic evaluation depends on their accuracies, which can be estimated by the genetic correlation with phenotypic target traits. Genomically estimated breeding values of 1,032 Angus bulls...

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PMID: 25549982
DOI: 10.2527/jas.2014-8357

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