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Breeding Top Genotypes and Accelerating Response to Recurrent Selection by Selecting Parents with Greater Gametic Variance.

Genetics - 1 Jan 2020

Bijma Piter, Wientjes Yvonne C J, Calus Mario P L

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Because of variation in linkage phase and heterozygosity among individuals, some individuals produce genetically more variable gametes than others. With the availability of genomic EBVs (GEBVs) or estimates of SNP-effects together with phased genotypes, differences in gametic variability can be quantified by simulating a set of virtual gametes of each selection candidate. Previous results in dairy cattle show...

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PMID: 31772074
DOI: 10.1534/genetics.119.302643
PMCID: PMC6944402

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