Article
Exploring the size of reference population for expected accuracy of genomic prediction using simulated and real data in Japanese Black cattle.
BMC genomics - 6 Nov 2021
Takeda Masayuki, Inoue Keiichi, Oyama Hidemi, Uchiyama Katsuo, Yoshinari Kanako, Sasago Nanae, Kojima Takatoshi, Kashima Masashi, Suzuki Hiromi, Kamata Takehiro, Kumagai Masahiro, Takasugi Wataru, Aonuma Tatsuya, Soma Yuusuke, Konno Sachi, Saito Takaaki, Ishida Mana, Muraki Eiji, Inoue Yoshinobu, Takayama Megumi, Nariai Shota, Hideshima Ryoya, Nakamura Ryoichi, Nishikawa Sayuri, Kobayashi Hiroshi, Shibata Eri, Yamamoto Koji, Yoshimura Kenichi, Matsuda Hironori, Inoue Tetsuro, Fujita Atsumi, Terayama Shohei, Inoue Kazuya, Morita Sayuri, Nakashima Ryotaro, Suezawa Ryohei, Hanamure Takeshi, Zoda Atsushi, Uemoto Yoshinobu
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Size of reference population is a crucial factor affecting the accuracy of prediction of the genomic estimated breeding value (GEBV). There are few studies in beef cattle that have compared accuracies achieved using real data to that achieved with simulated data and deterministic predictions. Thus, extent to which traits of interest affect accuracy of genomic prediction in Japanese Black cattle...
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