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Derivation of indirect predictions using genomic recursions across generations in a broiler population.

Journal of animal science - 3 Jan 2023

Hidalgo Jorge, Lourenco Daniela, Tsuruta Shogo, Bermann Matias, Breen Vivian, Misztal Ignacy

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Genomic estimated breeding values (GEBV) of animals without phenotypes can be indirectly predicted using recursions on GEBV of a subset. To maximize predictive ability of indirect predictions (IP), the subset must represent the independent chromosome segments segregating in the population. We aimed to 1) determine the number of animals needed in recursions to maximize predictive ability, 2) evaluate equivalency...

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PMID: 37837636
DOI: 10.1093/jas/skad355
PMCID: PMC10630029

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