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Genotyping marker density and prediction models effects in long-term breeding schemes of cross-pollinated crops.
TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik - 1 Dec 2022
DoVale Júlio César, Carvalho Humberto Fanelli, Sabadin Felipe, Fritsche-Neto Roberto
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KEY MESSAGE: In genomic recurrent selection, the more markers, the better because they buffer the linkage disequilibrium losses caused by recombination over cycles, and consequently, provide higher responses to selection. Reductions of genotyping marker density have been extensively evaluated as potential strategies to reduce the genotyping costs of genomic selection (GS). Low-density marker panels are appealing...
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