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Investigating pig survival in different production phases using genomic models.

Journal of animal science - 1 Aug 2021

Leite Natália Galoro, Knol Egbert Frank, Garcia André Luiz Seccatto, Lopes Marcos Soares, Zak Louisa, Tsuruta Shogo, Silva Fabyano Fonseca E, Lourenco Daniela

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Pig survival is an economically important trait with relevant social welfare implications, thus standing out as an important selection criterion for the current pig farming system. We aimed to estimate (co)variance components for survival in different production phases in a crossbred pig population as well as to investigate the benefit of including genomic information through single-step genomic best linear...

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PMID: 34282454
DOI: 10.1093/jas/skab217
PMCID: PMC8404463

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