Genetic Evaluation Of Bulls Flashcards
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Genetic codes
PO
Observed polled
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PC
And what does it mean
Genetic tested as heterozygous polled
Means 50% of offspring are expected to be observed polled
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Pp
And what does it mean
Genomic tested as homozygous polled
Means that 100% of offspring are expected to be observed as polled
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RC
Carries the recessive gene for red coat colour
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DR
Carries a dominant gene for red coat
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BY
Brachyspina
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TY
Tested free of brachyspina
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BL
BLADS or bovine leukocyte adhesion deficiency
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TL
Tested free of BLADS
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DP
DUMPS or deficiency of the uridine monophosphate synthase
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TD
Tested free of dumps
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MF
Mulefoot
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TM
Tested free of mulefoot
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HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5
What are they?
Holstein haplotypes that negatively affect fertility
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HCD
Holstein haplotype for cholesterol deficiency
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CDN
What it do?
Canadian dairy network
Calculates the genetic evaluations for all major dairy breeds in Canada
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NAAB
What does it do?
The national association of animal breeders
Maintains a database of marketing code numbers assigned to all bills who enter AI
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What are the fist 1-3 numbers on the stud code?
A 1-3 digit numberic code indicating where the semen was processed
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What are the 2 letters on the stud code?
A 2 letter alpha code designed the breed of the bull
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What are the last 5 numbers of the stud code?
A one to 5 digit number code identifying the bull which produced the semen
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MACE
what does it do?
Multiple-trait across country evaluation
Mace combines information from each country using all known relationships between animals, both within and across populations
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PTA
What does PTA do?
Predicted transmitting ability
Predicted difference between a parent animals offspring from average, due to the genes transmitted from that parent
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EFI
What is it based off of?
Effective future inbreeding
Based on pedigree
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GFI
What does it take into account
Genomic future inbreeding
Takes into account genomic test results and the level of inbreeding they will contribute to the population of mated at random