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Including different groups of genotyped females for genomic prediction in a Nordic Jersey population.

Journal of dairy science - 1 Dec 2015

Gao H, Madsen P, Nielsen U S, Aamand G P, Su G, Byskov K, Jensen J

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Including genotyped females in a reference population (RP) is an obvious way to increase the RP in genomic selection, especially for dairy breeds of limited population size. However, the incorporation of these females must be conducted cautiously because of the potential preferential treatment of the genotyped cows and lower reliabilities of phenotypes compared with the proven pseudo-phenotypes of bulls. Breeding...

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Animals
Breeding
Cattle
Denmark
Fatty Acids
Female
Finland
Genome
Genomics
Genotype
Male
Milk
Milk Proteins

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Models, Genetic

Phenotype

Reproducibility of Results

Selection, Genetic

Sweden

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PMID: 26433419
DOI: 10.3168/jds.2015-9947

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