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Accounting for genetic architecture in single- and multipopulation genomic prediction using weights from genomewide association studies in pigs.

Journal of animal breeding and genetics = Zeitschrift fur Tierzuchtung und Zuchtungsbiologie - 1 Jun 2016

Veroneze R, Lopes P S, Lopes M S, Hidalgo A M, Guimarães S E F, Harlizius B, Knol E F, van Arendonk J A M, Silva F F, Bastiaansen J W M

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We studied the effect of including GWAS results on the accuracy of single- and multipopulation genomic predictions. Phenotypes (backfat thickness) and genotypes of animals from two sire lines (SL1, n = 1146 and SL3, n = 1264) were used in the analyses. First, GWAS were conducted for each line and for a combined data set (both lines together) to estimate the genetic variance explained by each SNP. These estimates...

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PMID: 27174095
DOI: 10.1111/jbg.12202

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