1- genetic testing Flashcards

1
Q

what values do you consider when estimating genetic merit

A

parent average, genotypic value, breeding value, progeny difference, producing ability

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2
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what is parent average

A

genetic average of each parent’s genetic value

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3
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what is genotypic value

A

value of an individual’s genes on their own performance

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4
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breeding value

A

value of an individuals genes on their progenys performance

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5
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what is progeny difference

A

expectation of what the progeny inherits from the parent

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6
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producing ability

A

performance potential of an individual for a repeated trait

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7
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what is progeny testing

A

used to estimate an individuals breeding value based on the average merit of progeny produced

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8
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what is prediction equation

A

reference population (herd) and their phenotypes and genotypes can give you associations between SNP and phenotypes that can be used in the main population

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9
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rate of genetic change

A

sq rt(genetic variance) * selection differential (intensity) * sq rt (accuracy)/ Generation interval

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10
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what does rate of genetic change measure

A

effectiveness of selection

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11
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which element of the rate of genetic change can we not change

A

genetic variance

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12
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what 3 major category of traits selected in dairy cattle

A

production, conformation, health

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13
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what is total performance index

A

to select for a high performing individual
evaluates the traits into a single numerical selection index/breeding value

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14
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total performance index used by

A

holsteins

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15
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feed efficiency index:

A

(dollar value of milk)-(feed costs of extra milk)-(extra maintenance costs)
holstein only

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16
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targeted indexes

A

uses a subset of individual traits to achieve a more specific goal
-cheese merit, fluid merit

17
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reproductive indexes

A

calving ability, fertility index

18
Q

inbreeding causes what 2 things in cows>

A
  1. recessive fertility haplotypes
  2. bovine weaver syndrome
19
Q

what 2 pieces of info are included in genomic evaluations with NO numeric value and DO NOT influence merit estimations

A

parentage verification, genetic conditions

20
Q

young bulls reduce generation interval, thus ________ rate of genetic change

A

increase

21
Q

increase rate of genetic change by

A

reducing generation interval and increasing selection intensity

22
Q

Is there total performance index in horsese

A

NO