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Short communication: The effect of genotyping cows to improve the reliability of genomic predictions for selection candidates.

Journal of dairy science - 1 Mar 2016

Edel C, Pimentel E C G, Plieschke L, Emmerling R, Götz K-U

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In this study we investigate the potential of enlarging the reference population for genomic prediction in dairy cattle by routinely genotyping a random sample of the first-crop daughters of every AI bull in the breeding program. We analyzed small nuclear pedigrees, each consisting of a genotyped selection candidate and 3 generations of genotyped male ancestors. Genotypes were taken from the genomic routine...

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PMID: 26723131
DOI: 10.3168/jds.2015-10246

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