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- Example: Full sibs
- are expected to share 50% of their DNA on average, with SD of 5%
- may actually share 40% to 60% of their DNA because each inherits a
different mixture of chromosome segments from the two parents.
- Combine genotype and pedigree data to determine exact fractions
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- Cattle genome sequenced in 2004
- 30 chromosome pairs (including X,Y)
- 3 billion letters from each parent
- Illumina Bovine SNP50TM Chip
- 58,000 genetic markers in 2007
- 39,835 used in genomic predictions
- Cost about $200 per animal
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- DNA of bulls stored in Beltsville (BFGL)
- Genotypes of 2560 proven bulls included in computing predictions
- Bulls born 1994-1996 with >75% reliability of Net Merit
- Plus ancestor bulls born 1952-1993
- Genotypes of 659 later bulls used to test predictions
- Born 2001 with >75% reliability of Net Merit
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- Normally distributed QTLs, n = 100
- Reliability vs parent average REL
- 58% vs 36% if QTLs are between SNPs
- 71% vs 36% if QTLs are located at SNPs
- Higher REL if major loci and Bayesian methods used, lower if many loci
(>100) affect trait
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- Predict January 2008 daughter deviations for 569 younger bulls from
August 2003 PTAs for 2650 older bulls
- Results computed for 5 yield traits, 5 health traits, 16 conformation
traits, and Net Merit
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- Genomic predictions significantly better than parent average (P <
.0001) for all 26 traits tested
- Gains in reliability equivalent on average to 9 daughters with records
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