Book of Abstracts of the 60th
Annual Meeting of the European
Association for Animal Production
Book of abstracts No. 15 (2009)
Barcelona, Spain
24-27 August 2009
ningen Academic b l i s h e r s
Book of Abstracts of the 60th Annual Meeting of the
European Association for Animal Production
EAAP - European Federation of Animal Science
The European Association for Animal Production wishes to express its appreciation to the Ministero delle Politiche Agricole e Forestali (Italy) and the
Associazione Italiana Allevatori (Italy) for their valuable support of its activities.
Book of Abstracts of the
60th Annual Meeting of the
European Association for
Animal Production
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President: Kris Sejrsen Secretary General: Andrea Rosati Address: Via G.Tomassetti 3, A/I
I-00161 Rome, Italy Phone: +39 06 4420 2639 Fax: +39 06 8632 9263 E-mail: eaap@eaap.org Web: www.eaap.org
Organising Secretariat
PresidentCarlos Escribano Director General de Recursos Agrícolas y Ganaderos, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente, Medio Rural y Marino; Madrid
Vice President
Isabel García Sanz Subdirectora General de Medios de Producción Ganaderos, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente, Medio Rural y Marino; Madrid
Executive Secretary
Gerardo Caja Departament de Ciència Animal i dels Aliments, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra, Barcelona
Members
Daniel Babot Departament de Producció Animal, Universitat de Lleida, Lleida Antoni Cambredó Expoaviga, Fira de Barcelona, Barcelona
Montserrat Castellanos Subdirección General de Medios de Producción Ganaderos, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid
Jose Antonio Fernández Federación Española de Asociaciones de Ganado Selecto, Madrid Carmen Garrido Subdirección General de Medios de Producción Ganaderos, Ministerio
de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid
Jose María Gómez-Nieves Subdirección General de Ordenación y Buenas Prácticas Ganaderas, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid Eduardo González Subdirección General de Comercio Exterior y otras Producciones,
Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino, Madrid Joan Guim Col·legi Oficial d’Enginyers Agrònoms de Catalunya, Barcelona Francesc Monné Col·legi Oficial de Veterinaris de Barcelona, Barcelona
Jesús Piedrafita Departament de Ciència Animal i dels Aliments, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra
Josefina Plaixats Institució Catalana d’Estudis Agraris, Barcelona; Departament de Ciència Animal i dels Aliments, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra Joaquim Porcar Subdirecció de Ramaderia, Departament d’Agricultura, Alimentració i
Acció Rural, Generalitat de Catalunya, Barcelona
Francesc Puchal Academia de Ciències Veterinàries de Catalunya, Barcelona Joan Tibau Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Agroalimentària, Monells, Girona Eduardo Torres Departament d’Agricultura, Alimentació i Acció Rural, Generalitat de
Catalunya, Barcelona
Andrea Urdampilleta Expoaviga, Fira de Barcelona, Barcelona
Isabel Vázquez Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria y Alimentaria, Madrid
Representante of ESAB Escola Superior d’Agricultura de Barcelona, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona
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61st EAAP Annual Meeting of the
European Association for Animal
Production
Heraklion, Crete Island, Greece 23-27 August, 2010. www.eaap2010.org
Organizing Committee of the 61st EAAP Meeting 2010
PresidentProf. Geor
ge Zervas
Rector of the Agricultural University of Athens and
President of the Hellenic Society of Animal Production
Vice-PresidentMr. George Zacharopoulos General Director of Animal Production, Dept Ministry of Rural Development and Food
Executive Secretary
Prof. Kostas Fegeros Dept of Animal Sciences and Aquaculture of the Agricultural University of Athens
Members
Prof. Stelios Deligeorgis Dept of Animal Sciences and Aquaculture, Agricultural University of Athens
Prof. Andreas Georgoudis Dept of Animal Sciences, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Assoc. Prof. Eleftheria Panopoulou Dept of Animal Sciences and Aquaculture, Agricultural
University of Athens
Assist. Prof. John Hadjigeorgiou Dept of Animal Sciences and Aquaculture, Agricultural University of Athens
Dr. George Papadomichelakis Dept of Animal Sciences and Aquaculture, Agricultural University of Athens
Dr. Christina Ligda Nacional Agricultural Research Institution, Thessaloniki Dr. Eleni Tsiplakou Dept of Animal Sciences and Aquaculture, Agricultural
University of Athens
Dr. Katerina Tsolakidi Dept of Animal Production, Ministry of Rural Development and Food
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SABRE Conference @ EAAP
4th SABRE Conference integrated with 60th EAAP Annual Meeting
SABRE previously organised 3 conferences to disseminate the plans and results of the project: “Sustainable Animal Breeding” (September 2006), “Genomics for Animal Health” (June 2007 in collaboration with EADGENE - European Animal Disease Genomics Network of Excellence) and “Welfare and Quality Genomics” (September, 2008).
We would like to thank the organising committees of EAAP for the opportunity to integrate the 4th SABRE Conference into the 60th EAAP Annual Meeting. We are very pleased that over 30 papers which stated “These results are obtained through the EC-funded FP6 project SABRE.” have been accepted by the EAAP committees to be presented in the poster halls and lecture theatres. These papers will be presented throughout various sessions, in an effort to reach the audiences who are interested in the subjects dealt within the SABRE project.
The following pages will provide you with a first insight into the project. For further details we invite you to attend the SABRE presentations or to visit www.sabre-eu.eu.
Chris Warkup, SABRE Coordinator Toine Roozen, SABRE Operations Manager
Cutting Edge Genomics for Sustainable Animal Breeding
Animal breeders have made considerable progress in recent decades in improving the economic efficiency of food production (this is one of the reasons the real price of food has fallen), but in recent years animal breeding has become more complex with breeders needing to broaden their breeding objectives. Nowadays breeders want to improve a wide range of traits, such as product quality, welfare related fitness traits and disease resistance. Many of these traits are difficult or expensive to measure and this is where the science of genomics is valuable. Through research such as the SABRE project, scientists are beginning to unravel which genes and which variants of these genes are important to explaining the genetic component of these new selection traits. ‘Sustainable Animal BREeding’ is the main focus of the SABRE Integrated Research Project.
The European Integrated Research Project “SABRE” (Cutting Edge Genomics for Sustainable Animal BREeding) is an innovative four-year, €23 million pan-European project which utilises the latest techniques in genetic science to develop more economically and environmentally sustainable production systems for cattle, pigs and chickens. The ‘headline’ objectives of the project are: • To provide fundamental knowledge on the genomics and epigenetics relating to livestock • To provide understanding of biological systems central to sustainability
• To identify genes and markers allowing focused breeding for sustainability goals • To demonstrate the effectiveness of genomics for sustainable breeding
• To disseminate existing knowledge and new results to the user community • To develop skills and training to best capitalise on new genomics knowledge.
Thirty three leading animal breeding research groups and businesses have joined forces in the project which commenced in April 2006 and has been made possible by a €13.9 million grant under Thematic Priority 5, “Food Quality and Safety”, of the 6th Research Framework Programme of the European Union (FP6). The SABRE work programme, involving almost 200 scientists in 14 countries, is divided into 13 Work Packages. These harness key areas of emerging genomic and
XII EAAP – 60th Annual Meeting, Barcelona 2009 epigenetic science to generate new knowledge and apply it in practical breeding improvement strategies throughout Europe.
SABRE will provide the fundamental knowledge of the genomics and epigenetics of animal health, food safety and food quality traits of livestock species, together with the strategies to deliver such technologies for use in selection. This will enable producers to move animal breeding and production towards more sustainable, environmentally and welfare friendly, low-input systems, that deliver safe and high quality foods in line with consumer expectations and European Policy. Our overall strategy is to combine the power of gene mapping technologies, gene expression studies in target tissues and modern bioinformatics tools with available and expanded genome sequences, to determine the origin of genetic variation in key traits in important livestock species. These new breeding strategies will help industry improve animal health and welfare, adopt lower chemical and energy inputs, reduce livestock waste and pollution, produce safer and better quality foods whilst maintaining biodiversity and economic sustainability. The project will undoubtedly have a lasting positive impact on the EU animal breeding industry, scientific community, farmers and consumers long after its completion in 2010.
SABRE is designed to provide a range of new breeding strategies to improve animal health and welfare; reduce chemical and energy inputs; minimise livestock waste and pollution; and, maximise food safety and quality. The mammary gland, the digestive system and fertility are the focus of separate basic research packages, with more applied research aimed at enhancing eggshell quality for food safety; improving animal behaviour linked to welfare; and eliminating boar taint in pig meat. Three Work Packages address underpinning science, these are; numerical genomics, epigenetics and genomics with bioinformatics.
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Finally, we have activity on demonstration of genome-wide selection in dairy cattle, and coordinated activity on training/mobility and dissemination of project outcomes.
SABRE Co-ordinator: Chris Warkup SABRE Operations Manager: Toine Roozen Genesis Faraday Partnership
Roslin BioCentre, Roslin, EH25 9PS, UK t: +44 (0)131 527 4358
f: +44 (0)131 527 4335 info@sabre-eu.eu www.sabre-eu.eu
SABRE Participants
No. Participant Country
1 Genesis Faraday Partnership UK
2 Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique F
3 ASG Lelystad NL
4 The Roslin Institute and R(D)SVS, University of Edinburgh UK
5 University of Aarhus DK
6 Wageningen University NL
7 Argentix Ltd UK
8 Cordoba University E
9 Parco Tecnologico Padano I
10 Agricultural Research Organization, The Volcani Center IL
11 MTT Agrifood Research Finland FIN
12 Genus International plc UK
13 Institute of Animal Genetics, Nutrition and Housing, University of Berne CH
14 CNRS-UPR F
15 Research Institute for the Biology of Farm Animals, FBN-Dummerstorf D
16 Norwegian University of Agricultural Sciences N
17 University of Bonn D
18 Institut De Recerca I Tecnologia Agroalimentaries E
19 Lohmann Tierzucht D
20 University of Copenhagen DK
21 University of Glasgow UK
22 University of Munich D
23 Cogent Breeding Ltd UK
24 Genome Research Limited UK
25 Institute for Pig Genetics NL
26 BioBest Ltd UK
27 Scottish Agricultural College UK
28 Institute for Animal Health UK
29 University of Medical Sciences Poznan PL
30 JiangXi Agricultural University CN
31 Zhejiang University CN
32 China Agricultural University CN
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D. O. Dehesa de Extremadura (www.dehesa-extremadura.com)
D. O. Jamón Los Pedroches (www.jamondolospedroches.com)
D. O. Queso de Mahón (www.quesomahonmenorca.com)
D. O. Queixo Tetilla (www.queixotetilla.org)
D. O. Queso Cabrales (www.fundacioncabrales.com)
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D. O. Valdepeñas (www.dovaldepenas.es)
Grupo Damm (www.damm.es)
Novartis (www.novartis.com)
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (www.upc.es)
Fundació Sagrada Familia (www.sagradafamilia.cat)
Institució Catalana d’Estudis Agraris (www.iecat.net)
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Scientific Programme EAAP 2009
Monday 24 August
8.30 – 12.30 Monday 24 August14.00 – 18.00 Tuesday 25 August8.30 – 12.30 Tuesday 25 August14.00 – 18.00 Wednesday 26 August8.30 – 12.30 Wednesday 26 August13.30 – 18.00 Thursday 27 August8.30 – 12.30 Thursday 27 August14.00 – 18.00
Session 1 Local breeds: what future?
1. Selection Chair: H. Simianer (DE)
Session 2 Symposium on protein
metabolism and N excretion in dairy cattle Chair: A. van Vuuren (NL)
and C. Thomas (UK) Session 3 The impact of competition
between food, feed and fuel on livestock industry Chair: A. Van der Zijpp (NL)
Session 4 Impact of global market on
cattle breeding programs and practices Chair: J. Juga (FIN) and G.
Thaller (DE) Session 7 Dog breeding and
behaviour Chair: E. Strandberg (SE)
Session 8 Sustainability in livestock
production gains from improved coordination of
livestock research
Session 9
Local breeds: what future? 2. Farming systems and products
Chair: I. Casasús (ES) Session 10
EAAP-ASAS-ADSA Growth and Development Symposium: Methods and animal models
used to study physiological aspects of postnatal growth and development in farm
animals Chair: M. Vestergaard (DK)
Session 5
Nutrition and product quality Chair: J. Aguilera (ES)
Session 11 Future of non-production
traits for breeding and management of beef and
dairy husbandry Chair: M. Coffey (UK)
Session 12 Indicators and analysis of risk
factors in livestock welfare Chair: N. Bareille (FR)
Session 13 Practical strategies and tools for the genetic management of farm animal populations
Chair: M.A. Toro (ES) Session 14
Genetics of meat animals free communications Chair: J.S. Szyda (PL)
Session 15 Dairy genetics free
communications Chair: G. Schopen (NL)
Session 16
FABRE-TP Technology platform in animal breeding: updating
of the EC strategic research agenda
Chair: A.M. Neeteson (NL)
Plenary session Leroy Fellowship Award
Lecture W. Martin-Rosset (FR) Conference: EU Policy on supporting animal research J. M. Silva (EU – DG Research) Session: Impact of Darwin’s theories on livestock breeding Session 18 Practical implementation of marker-assisted selection in pig and poultry breeding
Chair: P. Knap (DE) Session 19 Horse genetics with special
emphasis on defects and longevity Chair: S. Janssens (BE)
Session 20 Are organic farming systems sustainable? Chair. J. Hermansen (DK)
Session 21 What contributes to low still birth and succesfull herd replacement in cattle?
Chair: F. Hocquette (FR) Session 22 Promising applications of
Nutrigenomics in animal science Chair: A.J. Connolly (IE)
Session 23 Animal transportation (welfare, handling, risk assessment, economics) Chair: G. Giovagnoli (IT)
Session 24 Selection in harsh environments: methods
and results and
Sheep and goat genetics free communications Chair: L. Dempfle (DE)
Session 25 Sheep and goat
reproduction Chair: L. Bodin (FR)
Session 26 Physiology and genetics of
stress and behaviour Chair: X. Manteca (ES)
Session 27 Methods to assess livestock farming systems dynamics: adaptive strategies to changing socio-economic environment Chair: S. Ingrand (FR) Session 28 Genomic selection Chair: E. Strandberg (SE)
Session 29 Reproduction technologies in horses Chair: E. Palmer (FR) Session 30 Management and processing for high quality
forages Chair: L. Bailoni (IT)
Session 31 Ways of valorization of
local animal products
(10:30 – 12:30)
Session 32 Animal fibre science Chair: C. Renieri (IT)
S33-S41 Commission future programme and elections
meetings (14.00 – 15.00) Followed by Free communications on (15.00 – 18.00) Session 33 Animal Genetics (methodology) Chair: V. Ducrocq (FR) Session 34 Livestock Farming Systems
Chair. V. Matlova (CZ) Session 35 Animal Management and
health Chair: C. Fourichon (FR)
Session 36 Animal Nutrition Chair: J.E. Lindberg (SE)
Session 37 Animal Physiology Chair: J. Rátky (HU)
Session 38 Cattle Production Chair: G. Keane (IE)
Session 39 Horse Production (management and nutrition) Chair: M.J. Fradinho (PT) Session 40 Pig Production Chair: P. Knap (DE)
Session 41 Sheep and Goat Production
Chair: M. Schneeberger (CH)
Session 42 Health issues and immunocompetence in pig
production Chair: S. Chadd (UK)
Session 44 The role of livestock farming
in rural development Chair: K. Eilers (NL)
Session 45 Molecular tools for disease
resistance Chair: A. Sánchez (ES)
Session 47 Feed additives to improve
diet utilisation Chair: G. van Duinkerken (NL)
Session 48 Cattle Network: Sustainable production in Mediterranean
countries Chair: K. Osoro (ES)
Session 49a Sheep and goat organic
farming and product marketing (8.30 – 10.15)
Chair: M. Gauly (DE) Session 49b Free communications on sheep and goat feeding and
breeding (10.45 – 12.30) Chair: M. Gauly (DE)
Session 50a Biosecurity and free range
systems Chair: S. Bastian (FR) Session 50b Emerging zoonotic diseases Chair: C. Fourichon (FR) Session 51 Management of pig feeding: health, environment and social
implications Chair: D. Torrallardona (ES)
Session 52 Animal Nutrition Free
Communications Chair: J.E. Lindberg (SE)
Session 53 Genetics Free Communications (methodology) Chair: V. Ducroq (FR) Session 54 Cattle Production Free
Communications Chair: M. Klopcic (SLO)
Session 55 Incorporation of ethical considerations in professions in livestock industry Chair: M. Marie (FR) Session 43
Symposium on “Advances and use of electronic identification”
Chair: J. Robles (ES), O.K. Hansen (DK), B. Besbes (FAO) and J.W. Oltjen (USA)
Session 46
Horse Network: Performance Horses. Open questions and challenges for future research and practice Chair: N. Miraglia (IT) and W. Martin-Rosset (FR) Session 17
Writing and Presenting Scientific Papers Chair: B. Malmfors (SE)
Tuesday 25 August 18.00 – 19.30
Poster session
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Scientific Programme EAAP 2009
Monday 24 August
8.30 – 12.30 Monday 24 August14.00 – 18.00 Tuesday 25 August8.30 – 12.30 Tuesday 25 August14.00 – 18.00 Wednesday 26 August8.30 – 12.30 Wednesday 26 August13.30 – 18.00 Thursday 27 August8.30 – 12.30 Thursday 27 August14.00 – 18.00
Session 1 Local breeds: what future?
1. Selection Chair: H. Simianer (DE)
Session 2 Symposium on protein
metabolism and N excretion in dairy cattle Chair: A. van Vuuren (NL)
and C. Thomas (UK) Session 3 The impact of competition
between food, feed and fuel on livestock industry Chair: A. Van der Zijpp (NL)
Session 4 Impact of global market on
cattle breeding programs and practices Chair: J. Juga (FIN) and G.
Thaller (DE) Session 7 Dog breeding and
behaviour Chair: E. Strandberg (SE)
Session 8 Sustainability in livestock
production gains from improved coordination of
livestock research
Session 9
Local breeds: what future? 2. Farming systems and products
Chair: I. Casasús (ES) Session 10
EAAP-ASAS-ADSA Growth and Development Symposium: Methods and animal models
used to study physiological aspects of postnatal growth and development in farm
animals Chair: M. Vestergaard (DK)
Session 5 Nutrition and product quality
Chair: J. Aguilera (ES) Session 11 Future of non-production
traits for breeding and management of beef and
dairy husbandry Chair: M. Coffey (UK)
Session 12 Indicators and analysis of risk
factors in livestock welfare Chair: N. Bareille (FR)
Session 13 Practical strategies and tools for the genetic management of farm animal populations
Chair: M.A. Toro (ES) Session 14
Genetics of meat animals free communications Chair: J.S. Szyda (PL)
Session 15 Dairy genetics free
communications Chair: G. Schopen (NL)
Session 16
FABRE-TP Technology platform in animal breeding: updating
of the EC strategic research agenda
Chair: A.M. Neeteson (NL)
Plenary session Leroy Fellowship Award
Lecture W. Martin-Rosset (FR) Conference: EU Policy on supporting animal research J. M. Silva (EU – DG Research) Session: Impact of Darwin’s theories on livestock breeding Session 18 Practical implementation of marker-assisted selection in pig and poultry breeding
Chair: P. Knap (DE) Session 19 Horse genetics with special
emphasis on defects and longevity Chair: S. Janssens (BE)
Session 20 Are organic farming systems sustainable? Chair. J. Hermansen (DK)
Session 21 What contributes to low still birth and succesfull herd replacement in cattle?
Chair: F. Hocquette (FR) Session 22 Promising applications of
Nutrigenomics in animal science Chair: A.J. Connolly (IE)
Session 23 Animal transportation (welfare, handling, risk assessment, economics) Chair: G. Giovagnoli (IT)
Session 24 Selection in harsh environments: methods
and results and
Sheep and goat genetics free communications Chair: L. Dempfle (DE)
Session 25 Sheep and goat
reproduction Chair: L. Bodin (FR)
Session 26 Physiology and genetics of
stress and behaviour Chair: X. Manteca (ES)
Session 27 Methods to assess livestock farming systems dynamics: adaptive strategies to changing socio-economic environment Chair: S. Ingrand (FR) Session 28 Genomic selection Chair: E. Strandberg (SE)
Session 29 Reproduction technologies in horses Chair: E. Palmer (FR) Session 30 Management and processing for high quality
forages Chair: L. Bailoni (IT)
Session 31 Ways of valorization of
local animal products
(10:30 – 12:30)
Session 32 Animal fibre science
Chair: C. Renieri (IT)
S33-S41 Commission future programme and elections
meetings (14.00 – 15.00) Followed by Free communications on (15.00 – 18.00) Session 33 Animal Genetics (methodology) Chair: V. Ducrocq (FR) Session 34 Livestock Farming Systems
Chair. V. Matlova (CZ) Session 35 Animal Management and
health Chair: C. Fourichon (FR)
Session 36 Animal Nutrition Chair: J.E. Lindberg (SE)
Session 37 Animal Physiology Chair: J. Rátky (HU)
Session 38 Cattle Production Chair: G. Keane (IE)
Session 39 Horse Production (management and nutrition) Chair: M.J. Fradinho (PT) Session 40 Pig Production Chair: P. Knap (DE)
Session 41 Sheep and Goat Production
Chair: M. Schneeberger (CH)
Session 42 Health issues and immunocompetence in pig
production Chair: S. Chadd (UK)
Session 44 The role of livestock farming
in rural development Chair: K. Eilers (NL)
Session 45 Molecular tools for disease
resistance Chair: A. Sánchez (ES)
Session 47 Feed additives to improve
diet utilisation Chair: G. van Duinkerken (NL)
Session 48 Cattle Network: Sustainable production in Mediterranean
countries Chair: K. Osoro (ES)
Session 49a Sheep and goat organic
farming and product marketing (8.30 – 10.15)
Chair: M. Gauly (DE) Session 49b Free communications on sheep and goat feeding and
breeding (10.45 – 12.30) Chair: M. Gauly (DE)
Session 50a Biosecurity and free range
systems Chair: S. Bastian (FR) Session 50b Emerging zoonotic diseases Chair: C. Fourichon (FR) Session 51 Management of pig feeding: health, environment and social
implications Chair: D. Torrallardona (ES)
Session 52 Animal Nutrition Free
Communications Chair: J.E. Lindberg (SE)
Session 53 Genetics Free Communications (methodology) Chair: V. Ducroq (FR) Session 54 Cattle Production Free
Communications Chair: M. Klopcic (SLO)
Session 55 Incorporation of ethical considerations in professions in livestock industry Chair: M. Marie (FR) Session 43
Symposium on “Advances and use of electronic identification”
Chair: J. Robles (ES), O.K. Hansen (DK), B. Besbes (FAO) and J.W. Oltjen (USA)
Session 46
Horse Network: Performance Horses. Open questions and challenges for future research and practice Chair: N. Miraglia (IT) and W. Martin-Rosset (FR) Session 17
Writing and Presenting Scientific Papers Chair: B. Malmfors (SE)
Tuesday 25 August 18.00 – 19.30
Poster session
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Commission on Animal Genetics
Dr Ducrocq President INRA
France Vincent.ducrocq@dga.jouy.inra.fr Prof. Dr Simianer Vice-President University of Goettingen
Germany simianer@genetics-network.de Dr Gandini Vice-President University of Milan
Italy gustavo.gandini@unimi.it Dr Strandberg Secretary SLU
Sweden Erling.Strandberg@hgen.slu.se Dr Szyda Secretary Agricultural University of Wroclaw
Poland szyda@karnet.ar.wroc.pl Alfred de Vries Industry rep. CRV
Commission on Animal Nutrition
Dr Lindberg President Swedish University of Agriculture Sweden jan-eric.lindberg@huv.slu.se Dr Bailoni Vice-President University of Padova
Italy Lucia.bailoni@unipd.it Dr Connolly Vice-President/
Industry rep. Alltech
Ireland aconnolly@alltech.com Dr Moreira Secretary University of the Azores
Portugal ocmoreira@netcabo.pt Dr Cenkvàri Secretary Szent Istvan University
Hungary Czenkvari.Eva@aotk.szie.hu
Commission on Animal Management & Health
Dr Fourichon President Veterinary School – INRA France Fourichon@vet-nantes.fr Dr Spoolder Vice-President ASG-WUR
Netherlands Hans.spoolder@wur.nl
Dr Geers Vice-President Zootechnical Centre - K.U.Leuven Belgium Rony.geers@agr.kuleuven.ac.be Dr Edwards Secretary University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
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Commission on Animal Physiology
Dr Vestergaard President Aarhus University
Denmark Mogens.Vestergaard@agrsci.dk Dr M. Kuran Vice-President Gaziosmanpasa University
Turkey mkuran@gop.edu.tr Dr Royal Vice-President University Liverpool
UK mdroyal@liverpool.ac.uk Dr Bruckmaier Vice-President University of Bern
Switzereland Rupert.bruckmaier@physio.unibe.ch Dr Quesnel Secretary INRA Saint Gilles
France Helene.quesnel@rennes.inra.fr Dr Scollan Secretary Institute of Biological, Environmental
and rural sciences
UK ngs@aber.ac.uk
Commission on Livestock Farming Systems
Dr Bernués Jal President CITA
Spain abernues@aragon.es Dr Hermansen Vice-President DIAS
Denmark john.hermansen@agrsci.dk Dr Leroyer Vice president/
industry rep. ITAB
France Joannie.leroyer@itab.asso.fr Dr Matlova Vice-President Res. Institute for Animal Production
Czech Republic matlova.vera@vuzv.cz Dr Peters Vice-President Humboldt-University Berlin
Germany k.peters@agrar.hu-berlin.de Dr Eiler Secretary Wageningen University
Netherlands karen.eilers@wur.nl Dr Ingrand Secretary INRA/SAD
France ingrand@clermond.inra.fr
Commission on Cattle Production
Dr Kuipers President Wageningen UR Netherlands abele.kuipers@wur.nl
Dr Thaller Vice-President Animal Breeding and Husbandry Germany Georg.Thaller@tierzucht.uni-kiel.de Dr Keane Vice-President TEAGASC
Ireland gkeane@grange.teagasc.ie Dr Coffey Vice president/
Industry rep. SAC, Scotland
UK Karin.hendry@sac.ac.uk Dr Hocquette Secretary INRA
France hocquet@clermont.inra.fr Dr Klopcic Secretary University of Ljublijana
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Commission on Sheep and Goat Production
Dr Schneeberger President ETH Zentrum
Switzerland markus.schneeberger@inw.agrl.ethz.ch Dr Ringdorfer Vice-President LFZ Raumberg-Gumpenstein
Austria
ferdinand.ringdorfer@raumberg-gumpenstein.at Dr Bodin Vice President INRA-SAGA
France Loys.bodin@toulouse.inra.fr Dr Papachristoforou Vice President Agricultural Research Institute
Cyprus Chr.Papachristoforou@arinet.ari.gov.cy Prof. Gauly Secretary University Göttingen
Germany mgauly@gwdg.de Dr Milerski Secretary/
Industry rep. Research Institute of Animal Science Czech Republic m.milerski@seznam.cz
Dr Sagastizabal Secretary/
Industry rep. NEIKER-Tecnalia
eugarte@neiker.net
Commission on Pig Production
Dr Knap President PIC International Group Germany pieter.knap@pic.com Dr Chadd Vice-President Royal Agric. College
UK steve.chadd@royagcol.ac.uk Dr Torrallardona Vice-President IRTA
Spain David.Torrallardona@irta.es
Dr Pescovicova Secretary Research Institute of Animal Production Slovak Republic peskovic@vuzv.sk
Dr Manteca Secretary Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Spain xavier.manteca@uab.es
Commission on Horse Production
Dr Miraglia President Molise University Italy miraglia@unimol.it Dr Burger Vice president Clinic Swiss National Stud
Switzerland
Dominique.burger@mbox.haras.admin.ch Dr Janssen Vice president BIOSYST
Belgium Steven.janssens@biw.kuleuven.be Dr Lewczuk Vice president IGABPAS
Poland d.lewczuk@ighz.pl Dr Coenen Vice president University of Leipzig
Germany coenen@vetmed.uni-leipzig.de Dr Palmer Vice president/
Industry rep. CRYOZOOTECH
France ericpalmer@cryozootech.com Dr Holgersson Secretary Swedish University of Agriculture
Sweden Anna-Lena.holgersson@hipp.slu.se Dr Hausberger Secretary CNRS University
EAAP – 60th Annual Meeting, Barcelona 2009 XXV Animal Genetics Session 01 (page 1 - 22) Session 13 (page 119 - 131)
Session 14 (page 131 - 178) Session 15 (page 179 - 206) Session 18 (page 207 - 213) Session 19 (page 213 - 229) Session 24 (page 255 - 269) Session 26 (page 279 - 288) Session 28 (page 293 - 303) Session 33 (page 319 - 323) Session 45 (page 502 - 510) Session 53 (page 597 - 613)
Animal Nutrition Session 02 (page 22 - 25) Session 05 (page 33 - 64) Session 22 (page 244 - 248) Session 30 (page 310 - 313) Session 36 (page 345 - 385) Session 47 (page 513 - 524) Session 51 (page 556 - 561) Session 52 (page 562 - 596)
Animal Management and Health Session 12 (page 110 - 118) Session 23 (page 248 - 254)
Session 35 (page 337 - 345) Session 42 (page 478 - 481) Session 50a (page 551 - 553) Session 50b (page 554 - 556)
Animal Physiology Session 10 (page 93 - 102) Session 22 (page 244 - 248) Session 26 (page 279 - 288) Session 37 (page 386 - 399) Session 42 (page 478 - 481)
Livestock Farming Systems Session 03 (page 25 - 27) Session 09 (page 72 - 93) Session 20 (page 230 - 238) Session 27 (page 289 - 293) Session 34 (page 324 - 336) Session 44 (page 496 - 502) Session 50a (page 551 - 553)
Cattle Production Session 01 (page 1 - 22) Session 04 (page 28 - 32) Session 09 (page 72 - 93) Session 11 (page 103 - 110) Session 12 (page 110 - 118) Session 21 (page 238 - 243) Session 38 (page 399 - 420) Session 48 (page 525 - 531) Session 50a (page 551 - 553) Session 54 (page 614 - 619)
Sheep and Goat Production Session 01 (page 1 - 22) Session 09 (page 72 - 93) Session 12 (page 110 - 118) Session 24 (page 255 - 269) Session 25 (page 270 - 278) Session 41 (page 458 - 477) Session 49a (page 532 - 533) Session 49b (page 534 - 550) Session 50a (page 551 - 553)
Pig Production Session 01 (page 1 - 22) Session 09 (page 72 - 93) Session 12 (page 110 - 118) Session 18 (page 207 - 213) Session 26 (page 279 - 288) Session 40 (page 433 - 458) Session 42 (page 478 - 481) Session 50a (page 551 - 553) Session 51 (page 556 - 561)
Horse Production Session 01 (page 1 - 22) Session 09 (page 72 - 93) Session 12 (page 110 - 118) Session 19 (page 213 - 229) Session 23 (page 248 - 254) Session 29 (page 303 - 309) Session 39 (page 421 - 432) Session 46 (page 511 - 513)
EAAP – 60th Annual Meeting, Barcelona 2009 XXVII
Session 01. Local breeds: what future? 1. Selection
Date: 24 August ‘09; 08:30 - 12:30 hours Chairperson: Simianer (DE)
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Why and how to select the Iberian pig breed?
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Silió, L. and García-Casco, J.
Is there room for selection for meat quality in local breeds? a simulation study
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Gourdine, J.L., Sørensen, A.C., De Greef, K. and Rydhmer, L.
Genetic progress and inbreeding control in simulated cattle breeds with low
population numbers
3
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Gandini, G., Del Corvo, M., Spagnoli, E., Jansen, G. and Stella, A.
Marker assisted EBV using a dense SNP markers map: application to the Normande
and Montbéliarde breeds
4
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Guillaume, F., Fritz, S., Ducrocq, V., Croiseau, P. and Boichard, D.
Deterministic and stochastic prediction of the evolution of QTL genotype
frequencies with overlapping generations and finite population size
5
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Ytournel, F. and Simianer, H.
On the importance of diffusion management for local breeds selection
6
3
Labatut, J., Girard, N., Astruc, J.M. and Bibé, B.
Breeding goals for local sheep breeds in Austria
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Baumung, R. and Fuerst-Waltl, B.
User specific breeding goals in dairy goat breeding
8
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Herold, P., Wenzler, J.-G., Jaudas, U., Kanz, C. and Valle Zárate, A.
The role and organization of cryopreservation for local cattle breeds in France,
Finland, Italy and the Netherlands
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Duclos, D., Avon, L., Maki-Tanila, A., Pizzi, F., Woelders, H. and Hiemstra, S.J.
A unified approach for monitoring of genetic resources in German cattle breeds
10
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Köhn, F., Edel, C., Emmerling, R. and Götz, K.-U.
How to maintain declining Dutch local cattle breeds?
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De Haas, Y., Hiemstra, S.J., Bohte-Wilhelmus, D., Windig, J.J., Hoving, A.H. and Maurice-Van Eijndhoven, M.H.T.
Combining local breeds in conservation schemes?
12
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Bennewitz, J., Simianer, H. and Meuwissen, T.H.E.
Poster
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Importance of the local breeds within the context of Spain
13
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Luque-Cuesta, M. and Fernández, J.A.
Using mid-infrared analysis to investigate the milk fat composition of different
dairy cattle breeds
14
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Influence of coat color trends on genetic variability of the Spanish Purebred Horse
population
15
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Bartolomé, E., Gutiérrez, J.P., Molina, A., Cervantes, I., Goyache, F. and Valera, M.
Morphofunctional characterisation in the Menorca Horse using geometric
morphometrics methods
16
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Cervantes, I., Gómez, M.D., Molina, A. and Valera, M.
Build up a synthetic reference map of bovine muscle proteins
17
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Roncada, P., Gaviraghi, A., Deriu, F., Greppi, G.F. and Bonizzi, L.
Exploring growth functions to describe changes in weight in the fattening period
in Avileña Negra Ibérica beef calves
18
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Pérez-Quintero, G., Carabaño, M.J., Piles, M. and Díaz, C.
Performance and effective population size of genetic resources in Czech Republic:
Czech gold brindled hen
19
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Gardiánová, I., Šebková, N. and Vaníčková, M.
Characteristics of Karayaka sheep in Turkey
20
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Ulutas, Z., Sen, U., Aksoy, Y., Sirin, E. and Kuran, M.
Creation of a germplasm bank of “Gochu Astur-Celta” pig: sperm characterization 21
11
Hidalgo, C.O., Rodríguez, A., De La Fuente, J., Merino, M.J., Fernández, A., Benito, J.M., Carbajo, M. and Tamargo, C.
Use of an endangered dual purpose cattle for a quality beef production scheme
22
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Henning, M.D., Ehling, C. and Koehler, P.
Genetic parameters for calving interval in three Portuguese autochthonous breeds
of cattle
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Carolino, N., Gama, L.T., Sousa, C.O., Santos-Silva, M.F., Bressan, M.C. and Carolino, M.I.
BLUESEL – an INTERREG France-Wallonie-Vlaanderen project aiming at the
conservation and the use of the genetic heritage of the dual-purpose Blue Breeds
in Belgium and Northern France
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Colinet, F.G.
Conservation and improvement of native livestock breeds in Portugal
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Gama, L.T., Afonso, F.P. and Carolino, N.
Influence of genetic markers on carcass and meat quality traits in Nellore cattle
26
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Rezende, F.M., Ferraz, J.B.S., Mourão, G.B., Eler, J.P. and Meirelles, F.V.
Four-trait joint estimation of variance components in Nellore cattle
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Ferraz, J.B.S., Eler, J.P., Pedrosa, V.B., Balieiro, J.C.C., Mattos, E.C. and Groeneveld, E.
Analysis of inbreeding in the Swedish Gotland pony using pedigree information
and microsatellite markers
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Eriksson, S., Näsholm, A., Andersson, L. and Mikko, S.
Analysis of the relationship among indigenous Cokanski Tsigai rams semen quality,
body condition and thickness of subcutaneous fat
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Future of Dalmatian Turkey: traditional local form of poultry in Croatia
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Ekert Kabalin, A., Menčik, S., Štoković, I., Horvath, Š., Grgas, A., Balenović, T., Sušić, V., Karadjole, I., Ostović, M., Pavičić, Ž., Marković, D., Marguš, D. and Balenović, M.
The role of coat colour varieties in the preservation of the Hungarian Grey cattle
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Radácsi, A., Posta, J., Béri, B. and Bodó, I.
Genealogical control of bovine breed Rubia Gallega through 17 DNA microsatellite
genetic markers
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Moreno, A., Viana, J.L., Lopez, M., Sanchez, L. and Iglesias, A.
Study of the myostatin gene and its relationship with the double-muscled
phenotype in Rubia Gallega cattle breed
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Moreno, A., Viana, J.L., Sanchez, L. and Iglesias, A.
Preliminary results of a genome scan of Marchigiana cattle for carcass yield using a
Illumina 54,000 SNP panel
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Valentini, A., Pariset, L., Bongiorni, S., D’andrea, M., Pilla, F., Guarcini, R., Filippini, F., Williams, J.L., Ajmone Marsan, P. and Nardone, A.
Genetic markers influence on growth traits in Nellore beef cattle
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Ferraz, J.B.S., Rezende, F.M., Meirelles, F.V., Balieiro, J.C.C., Eler, J.P. and Mattos, E.C.
Differentiation of Andalusian autochthonous bovine breeds: morphometric study
through discriminate analysis
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Gonzalez, A., Herrera, M., Luque, M., Gutierrez-Estrada, J.C. and Rodero, E.
Y chromosome diversity in Portuguese sheep breeds
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Santos-Silva, M.F., Sousa, C.O., Carolino, I., Santos, I. and Gama, L.T.
The Iberian pig genetic improvement scheme
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Diéguez, E., Ureta, P., Álvarez, F., Barandiarán, M. and García Casco, J.M.
Estimation of genetic and phenotypic parameters for meat and carcass traits in
Nellore bulls
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Rezende, F.M., Ferraz, J.B.S., Groeneveld, E., Mourão, G.B., Oliveira, P.S., Bonin, M.N. and Eler, J.P.
Kinship breeding in theory and practise
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Nauta, W.J., Baars, T. and Cazemier, C.H.
Potential of milk production of Iranian Water buffaloes
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Sanjabi, M.R., Naderfrad, H.R., Moeini, M.M., Lavaf, A. and Ahadi, A.H.
Genetic analysis of meat quality traits in two commercial cuts in Avileña negra iberica 42
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López De Maturana, E., Carabaño, M.J., G Cachán, M.D. and Diaz, C.
Monitoring of ovarian activity in female of local breed cattle of difficult handling
through the levels of progesterone in serum and faeces
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De Argüello Díaz, S., Fernández Irizar, J., Ortiz Gutiérrez, A. and Chomón Gallo, N.
Session 02. Symposium on protein metabolism and N excretion in dairy cattle
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Innovative and practical management approaches to reduce nitrogen excretion by
ruminants: REDNEX
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Van Vuuren, A. and Thomas, C.
The impact of EU directives on N-management in dairy farming
2
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Aarts, H.F.M.
Methods and systems used for protein evaluation for ruminants
3
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Hvelplund, T. and Weisbjerg, M.R.
The control of voluntary feed intake and diet selection in cattle with particular
reference to nitrogen
4
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Forbes, J.M.
Urea flux from blood to gut: a physiological entity under metabolic control?
5
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Kristensen, N.B. and Reynolds, C.K.
Challenges to modelling intermediary nitrogen metabolism
6
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France, J., Kebreab, E., Lopez, S., Hanigan, M.D., Crompton, L.A., Bannink, A. and Dijkstra, J.
Session 03. The impact of competition between food, feed and fuel on
livestock industry
Date: 24 August ‘09; 08:30 - 12:30 hours Chairperson: Van Der Zijpp (NL)
Theatre
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Impact of competition between biofuels, food and feed and its impact on the
livestock industry: North American perspective
1
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Radcliffe, J.S.
The impact of biofuel production from cereals on the European pig and poultry
sectors
2
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Lynch, P.B.
Biofuel: consequences for feed formulation
3
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Van Der Aar, P.J. and Doppenberg, J.
Low carbon farming: sustainability indicators from the dairy stewardship alliance
4
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Matthews, A.
Biofuels, feed and food security
5
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Van Der Zijpp, A.J.
Session 04. Impact of global market on cattle breeding programs and
practices
Date: 24 August ‘09; 08:30 - 12:30 hours Chairperson: J. Juga (FIN) and G. Thaller (DE)
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Future animal improvement programs applied to global populations
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Vanraden, P.M.
Practical cattle breeding in the future: commercialised or cooperative, across
borderlines between countries and organisations
2
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Bo, N.
Country profiles regarding the use of imported dairy bulls
3
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Dürr, J.W. and Jakobsen, J.H.
Breeding for a global dairy market using genomic selection
4
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De Roos, A.P.W., Schrooten, C., Veerkamp, R.F. and Van Arendonk, J.A.M.
Utilizing international gene pool, a Nordic experience
5
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Stålhammar, H.
Global vs local dairy cattle breeding: beyond GxE
6
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Madalena, F.E.
Challenges and opportunities for global dairy cattle breeding: a Canadian perspective 7
31
Miglior, F. and Chesnais, J.
Monitoring sustainability of international dairy breeds
8
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Philipsson, J., Forabosco, F. and Jakobsen, J.H.
Brown Swiss x Holstein crossbreds compared to pure Holsteins for production in
first two lactations
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Bloettner, S., Wensch-Dorendorf, M. and Swalve, H.H.
Genotype x environment interaction in the Greek Holstein population
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Tsiokos, D., Chatziplis, D. and Georgoudis, A.
Session 05. Nutrition and product quality
Date: 24 August ‘09; 14:00 - 18:00 hoursChairperson: Aguilera (ES)
Theatre
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Organic or inorganic selenium in a diet for fattening bulls: effects on the selenium
content in meat and on meat quality
1
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Robaye, V., Dotrippe, O., Hornick, J.L., Paeffgen, S., Istasse, L. and Dufrasne, I.
Biomarker development for meat quality in pork production chains for Spanish dry
cured ham using proteomics technology
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Te Pas, M.F.W., Keuning, E., Kruijt, L., Hortos, M., Diestre, A., Evans, G.J., Hoving-Bolink, A.H. and Hoekman, A.J.W.
Comparative proteomic profiling of two muscles from five divergent pig breeds
using SELDI-TOF proteomics technology
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Extruded linseed fed with or without Sel-Plex® to dairy cows: effect on Se and
Omega 3 milk levels, milk stability and production parameters
4
34
Andrieu, S., Warren, H. and Nollet, L.
The effect of dietary fatty acid level on the fatty acid composition of the adipose
and lean tissues of immunocastrated male pigs
5
35
Pauly, C., Spring, P. and Bee, G.
The effect of castration method and dietary raw potato starch supply on sensory
quality of pork
6
35
Pauly, C., Spring, P., Ampuero Kragten, S. and Bee, G.
The effect of the inclusion grape seed extract and Cistus ladanifer in lambs diet
fed with dehydrated lucerne supplemented with oil. 2. Intramuscular fatty acid
composition
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Jerónimo, E., Alves, S.P., Dentinho, M.T.P., Santos-Silva, J. and Bessa, R.J.B.
Utility of plasma carotenoid profile to discriminate between pasture-diet and dry
unifeed-diet in goats
8
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Alcalde, M.J., Stinco, C., Meléndez, A.J., León, M. and Vicario, I.M.
Treated linseed increases ALA in lambs
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Kronberg, S.L., Scholljegerdes, E.J. and Murphy, E.J.
Effect of using forages in lamb fattening on the profile and content of fatty acids in
roast leg meat
10
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Borys, B., Borys, A., Grzeskiewicz, S. and Grzeskowiak, G.
Effect of the diet, fatness degree and ageing on meat sensory quality from
Pirenaica calves
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Panea, B., Albertí, P., Sañudo, C., Olleta, J.L. and Campo, M.M.
Carcass and meat quality from yearling bulls managed under organic or
conventional systems
12
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Oliván, M., Sierra, V., Castro, P., Martínez, A., Celaya, R. and Osoro, K.
Effects of feeding expired bakery products to pigs on production and quality of meat 13
39
Inoué, T., Ishida, M. and Kobayashi, J.
Consequences of including high levels of sorghum-based distillers dried grains
with solubles (DDGS) on nursery and finishing pig diets
14
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Cerisuelo, A., Bonet, J., Coma, J. and Lainez, M.
Growth performance and carcass characteristics of Holstein bulls reared exclusively
on grass or finished with ground maize
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Rosa, H.J.D., Rego, O.A., Evangelho, L.R., Silva, C.C.G., Borba, A.E.S. and Bessa, R.J.B.
Fatty acid composition of intramuscular fat of Holstein bulls fed exclusively on
grass or finished with ground maize
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Silva, C.C.G., Rosa, H.J.D., Rego, O.A., Prates, J.A.M. and Bessa, R.J.B.
Increasing possibilities of lycopene in poultry meat and egg yolk
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Effects of dietary Ferula elaeochytris root powder on laying performance, egg
quality and plasma metabolites of hens
18
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Filik, G. and Kutlu, H.R.
Effect of different fattening methods and feeding sunflower seeds on the
composition of carcass and beef in crossbred angus growing fattening bulls
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Hajda, Z., Lehel, L., Várhegyi, J., Kanyar, R., Várhegyi, J.N.É. and Szabó, F.
Eating quality of bacon from swine feed with fish oil
20
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Kayan, A., Jaturasitha, S., Soonthornneth, A. and Phongpiachan, P.
Relation between mesophilic and psychrotrophic aerobe sporulating
microorganisms in raw cow’s milk
21
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Foltys, V. and Kirchnerová, K.
Yea-Sacc®1026 for high-producing dairy cows: commercial response in a Dutch herd 22
43
Andrieu, S., Warren, H., Fitie, A., Fievez, V. and Nollet, L.
The structure of buffalo milk of a German herd
23
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Schafberg, R., Thiele, M. and Swalve, H.H.
The study of ensiling residues of Iran fruit and vegetable in autumn
24
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Karkoodi, K., Fazaeli, F. and Ebrahimnezhad, Y.
The effects of different dietary energy and protein levels at fixed slaughter weight
on performance and carcass characteristics of Arabi fattening lambs
25
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Dabiri, N., Haydari, K. and Fayazi, J.
Olive cake in laying hen diets for modification of yolk lipids
26
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Abd Elsamee, L.D. and Hashish, S.M.
Effect of calcium soap supplementation without or with rumen-protcted
methionine and lysine in lactating buffaloes’ ration on milk production and
composition
27
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Kholif, A. and Ebeid, H.
Can canthaxanthin affect on egg yolk lipid oxidation?
28
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Esfahani-Mashhour, M., Moravej, H., Mehrabani-Yeganeh, H. and Razavi, S.H.
Nutritional value of barley malt rootlets in growing lamb rations
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Bampidis, V.A., Christodoulou, V., Hučko, B., Nistor, E., Skapetas, V. and Nitas, D.
Effect of fattening lambs with sunflower cake and linseeds with or without vitamin
E on fatty acid profile of intramuscular fat
30
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Borys, B., Kaczor, U. and Pustkowiak, H.
The optimum intake of row and soaked chicken pea in broiler chicken
31
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Moeini, M., Souri, M. and Haedari, M.
Effect of dietary extruded chickpea supplementation on meat quality of broiler
turkeys
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Effect of dietary attapulgite clay on performance and blood parameters of
lactating Holstein cows
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Bampidis, V.A., Christodoulou, V. and Theophillou, N.
Effect of alfalfa hay supplementation on grazing time and milk parameters in a
rationed dairy sheep grazing system
34
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Arranz, J., Amores, G., Virto, M., Barrón, L.J.R., Beltrán De Heredia, I., Abilleira, E., Ruiz De Gordoa, J.C., Nájera, A., Ruiz, R., Albisu, M., Pérez-Elortondo, F.J., De Renobales, M. and Mandaluniz, N.
Chemical composition in raw and cooked lamb
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Sañudo, C., Campo, M.M., Cerra, Y., Muela, E., Olleta, J.L., Pérez, P., Robles, J. and Oliván, A.
Marbling IA: software for fat content estimation on digital image of cutted beef
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Riha, J., Homola, M. and Hegedusova, Z.
Effect of diet supplementation on visual appearance of lamb
37
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Muela, E., Sañudo, C., Campo, M.M. and Beltran, J.A.
Application of agricultural and factory byproducts to growing poultry ration with
45% replacement of imported feed ingredients
38
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Tobioka, H., Miyagi, A., Shinozaki, K. and Tashiro, M.
Ageing time, diet and breed effects on the meat color and pH of Spanish dairy goat
kids
39
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Alcalde, M.J., Ripoll, G., Horcada, A., Sañudo, C. and Panea, B.
Consumer acceptability of pork enriched with CLA
40
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Font I Furnols, M., Reixach, J., Oliver, M.A., Gispert, M., Francàs, C. and Realini, C.
Fatty acid profile in small ruminants of Spanish breeds
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Horcada, A., Sañudo, C., Polvillo, O., Campo, M.M. and Alcalde, M.J.
Terpene content in ewe´s milk: feeding management
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Abilleira, E., Barrón, L.J.R., Arranz, J., Virto, M., Nájera, A.I., Beltrán De Heredia, I., Albisu, M., Pérez-Elortondo, F.J., Ruiz, R., Ruiz De Gordoa, J.C., Mandaluniz, N. and De Renobales, M.
Effect of freezing method on lamb acceptability
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Muela, E., Sañudo, C., Campo, M.M. and Beltran, J.A.
Cows’ udder microorganisms: raw milk contaminants
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Konosonoka, I.H., Jemeljanovs, A. and Ikauniece, D.
Innovative veal production
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Sterna, V., Jemeljanovs, A., Konosonoka, I.H., Jansons, I., Lujane, B., Cerina, S. and Strazdina, V.
Concentrate level and slaughter body weight effects on growth performances and
carcass quality of barbarin lambs
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Majdoub-Mathlouthi, L., Saïd, B. and Kraiem, K.
Meat quality traits in chicken supplemented with different sources and
concentrations of selenium
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Ramos, E.M., Bertechini, A.G., Bressan, M.C., Rodrigues, E.C., Rossato, L.V., Botega, L.M.G., Gomes, F.A., Ramos, A.L.S., Silva, R.A.G. and Gama, L.T.
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Changes in milk production and milk fatty acid composition of cows switched from
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Rego, O.A., Rosa, H.J.D., Cabrita, A.R.J., Borba, A.R., Fonseca, A.J.M. and Bessa, R.J.B.
Studies on the effects of L-carnitine on performance and hematology value in
broiler chickens
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Taraz, Z. and Dastar, B.
Effect of raw soybeans on chemical composition, fatty acid profile and CLA of
sheep milk fat
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Eleftheriadis, J., Nitas, D., Petridou, A., Karalazos, V., Mougios, V., Marmaryan, G., Michas, V., Nita, S. and Karalazos, A.
Effects of different carbohydrates provided through drinking water during feed
withdrawal on metabolite concentrations of broilers
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Kop, C. and Ocak, N.
Rapid and sensitive methods to assure food safety and quality
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Caprita, A. and Caprita, R.
The biochemical indices of the milk and meat in goats with and without digestive
strongilate invasion
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Birgele, E., Keidane, D. and Ilgaža, A.
The effect of the inclusion grape seed extract and Cistus ladanifer in lambs diet fed
with dehydrated Lucerne supplemented with oil. 1 - Growth performance, carcass
composition and meat quality
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Santos-Silva, J., Dentinho, M.T., Jerónimo, E. and Bessa, R.
Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) content of camel milk produced under
semi-extensive management conditions
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Ayadi, M. and Casals, R.
The effect of feeding potassium iodide on performance and iodine excretion in
Holstein dairy cows
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Norouzian, M.A. and Valizadeh, R.
Effect of season on muscle characteristics of camel calves
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Abdelhadi, O.M.A., Babiker, S.A., Bauchart, D., Picard, B., Jurie, C., Faye, B. and Hocquette, J.F.
Carcass traits and carcass composition of roe deer (Capreolus capreolus L. 1758)
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Popovic, Z. and Bogdanovic, V.
Effects of increasing prepartum dietary protein level using poultry by-product
meal on productive performance and health of multiparous Holstein dairy cows
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Hossein Yazdi, M., Amanlou, H., Kafilzadeh, F. and Mahjoubi, E.
The effect of calcium level on egg quality characteristics
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Englmaierova, M., Tumova, E., Charvatova, V., Klesalova, L. and Heindl, J.
Determination of metabolizable energy and organic matter digestibility of two
food industrial by-products using gas production technique
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Alfalfa hay replacement with Kochia scoparia and its effects on early lactation
Brown Swiss dairy cows
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Shahdadi, A.R., Zaherfarimani, H., Saremi, B. and Naserian, A.A.
Suckling lambs meat quality influenced by oil-supplemented ewe diet
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Session 07. Dog breeding and behaviour
Date: 24 August ‘09; 08:30 - 12:30 hoursChairperson: Strandberg (SE)
Theatre
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Breeding for improved hunting performance in Norwegian Elkhound and Swedish
Jämthund populations in Finland
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Basic behaviour trait characterization: creating a tool to select for temperament in
dogs
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Arvelius, P., Fikse, W.F. and Strandberg, E.
Genetic and environmental factors affecting behaviour test results in Rottweilers
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Liimatainen, R., Liinamo, A.-E. and Ojala, M.
Genetic parameters and predictive capacity of behavioural puppy test in guide dogs 4
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Genetic parameters and predictive capacity of a behavioural aptitude test in guide
dogs
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Nikkonen, T., Liinamo, A.-E., Juga, J. and Tenho, L.
High prevalence of canine autoimmune lymphocytic thyroiditis in giant schnauzer
and hovawart dogs
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Ferm, K., Björnerfeldt, S., Karlsson, Å., Andersson, G., Nachreiner, R. and Hedhammar, Å.
BLUP animal model for prediction of breeding values for hip dysplasia in
Norwegian dog breeds
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Madsen, P., Indrebø, A. and Lingaas, F.
Genetics of radiographic signs related to degenerative lumbosacral stenosis and its
correlations to canine hip dysplasia in the German shepherd dog
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Stock, K.F., Ondreka, N., Tellhelm, B. and Distl, O.
Dog breeding and breeding practices: example of French breeds
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Leroy, G., Danchin-Burge, C., Verrier, E. and Rognon, X.
Poster
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A survey on morphological traits of Basset Hound dogs raised in Italy
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Carlini, G., Ciani, E., Ciampolini, R., Bramante, A. and Cecchi, F.
