Poultry Flashcards

1
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Vertical Integration

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Several segments owned by one company

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2
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Breeder Farms

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They maintain the genetic stock for the industry. Roosters and hens are housed together for natural breeding.

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3
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Define Hyline

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is the primary breeder company in the US for table egg production

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4
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Aviagen and Cobb-vantress

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primary breeder companies in the US for broilers.

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5
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table egg layers will be

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sent to farms where the pullets are reared under strict nutrition and lighting requirements

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6
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Free range

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Access to outdoors

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7
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Broilers are

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raised for 6-8 weeks to reach a market weight around 5-9 pounds.

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8
Q

What does DNA stand for?

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Deoxyribonucleic acid

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9
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How many strands of nucleotides does DNA have?

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2

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10
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What do the 2 strands form?

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double helix structure with a sugar-phosphate background

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11
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Nitrogenous base of a nucleotide

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is a variable, the base can be Adenine, thymine, guanine, cytosine (all different)

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12
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name the base pairs

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Adenine and Thymine
Guanine with cytosine

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13
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how long is a DNA strand

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5 meters long

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14
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female vs male

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XX, XY

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15
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The remaining chromosomes are

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Autosomal

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16
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one allele is dominant and the other is recessive

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17
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the genotype describes

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genetic makeup (genes) including alleles

18
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the phenotype of an individual describes

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physical representation of the genotype

19
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phenotype

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physical outcome

20
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genotype

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genetics

21
Q

BB, bb, Bb

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dominant, recessive, heterozygous

22
Q

G+E+P

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GENO+ENVIRONMENT = PHENOTYPE

23
Q

Level Heritability Range
High >0.4
Moderate 0.20 – 0.40
Low 0<0.2

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24
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what is EPD

A

comparison the EBV’s of 2 sires

25
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EBV

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can be used to compare the value of different breeding animals

26
Q

EPD

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expected differences of ones sires offspring compared to another for a specific trait.

27
Q

Meat animals

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EPD

28
Q

Dairy

A

PTA

29
Q

Crossbred animals have a high degree of heterozygosity in their genetics. While purebred have a higher degree of homozygosity.

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30
Q

define zygote

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stage of a fertilized egg, no cell division yet

31
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Early embryogenesis is a series of mitotic cell divisions. The embryo is protected by the zona pellucida (protects the egg and the early embryo).

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32
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The original cells present are called “totipotent stem cells,” which can be any embryo or placental cell.

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33
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The “Morula” is a bunch of dividing totipotent stem cells.

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34
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The cells designated to the placenta are “Trophoblast cells.” These eventually become the placenta.

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35
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The embryonic stem cells are call “pluripotent” stem cells and can become any cell of the embryo.

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36
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The dividing pluripotent stem cells are referred to as the “Inner cell mass.”

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37
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All of this has happened in the Oviduct

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38
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Zygote – mitosis – morula – (totipotent stem cells) – mitosis – blastocyst (embryo or placenta) – if placenta (trophoblast cells), if embryo (pluripotent stem cells).

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