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The impact of genetic relationship between training and validation populations on genomic prediction accuracy in Atlantic salmon

2021-09-15

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The potential of genomic selection to improve production traits has been widely demonstrated in many aquaculture species. Atlantic salmon breeding programmes typically consist of sibling testing schemes, where traits that cannot be measured on the selection candidates are measured on the candidates’ siblings (such as disease resistance traits). While annual testing on close relatives is effective, it is expensive...

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b0452a55-017f-56d5-bf0f-23ea73fa9063
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10.1101/2021.09.14.460263
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