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... used, and the model was called the truncated normal linear via Gibbs sampling ...fixed effects of sex and contemporary ...correlation of predicted genomic values with adjusted ... See full document

... experiments in tropical areas are limited, and in Brazil, drought tolerance is relevant mainly for second-season crops, which are often prone to strong variations in rainfall, affecting the ... See full document

... models and methods. Reports on this topic are common for additive genetic models but not for additive-dominance ...objective of this paper was (i) to compare the performance of ... See full document

... effect of a haplotype asso- ciated with crossbred performance is different depend- ing upon from which population it ...originates. In the case of MC4R, identical haplotypes co-segregating uniquely ... See full document

... step in maize breeding. Evaluating a large number of hybrids in field trials can be extremely costly and, in some cases, not ...performance of non-tested hybrids through the use ... See full document

... polymorphism and quantitative traits was investigated in an F2 population of ...batch and sex by genotype interaction as fixed effects and sire as random ...number ... See full document

... models and methods. Reports on this topic are common for additive genetics models but not for additive-dominance ...performance of 10 additive-dominance prediction ... See full document

... Abstract: Genomic prediction has become very useful tool in helping to animal and plant breeding, however this scenario has required models with high predictive ...ability. In this ... See full document

... major effects, usually provide better genomic predictions for simulated oligogenic traits (de los Campos et ...2013), and also for real traits controlled by few genes, ...percentage ... See full document

... estimation of dominance variance in livestock populations has fo- cused on phenotypic and pedigree data (Culbertson et ...Serenius and Stalder, 2006; Angkuraseranee, 2010). The ... See full document

... the dominance effects were included in genomic selection of pigs (COSTA et ...2012), and pinus (DE ALMEIDA FILHO et ...consideration of the additive ... See full document

... trend in the yield variables of growing animals with increased levels of CM inclusion ...decrease in daily gain weight as the CM level increased ...15% of CM in the diet ... See full document

... Brazilian pigs have not yet been fully evaluated using genetic ...origin of Brazilian pig breeds but it has been speculated that during colonization of Brazil the Portuguese brought pigs which ... See full document

... values of accuracy are consistent with the values reported by Resende et ...100 and 1,000 individuals, respectively.The accuracy of the genomic selection depends on the factors: heritability ... See full document

... White) pigs ( 40 barrows and 40 gilts) with a 62.2±3.20 kg of initial average weight from University Federal of Lavras- UFLA swine farm were allotted to five treatments with eight replications ... See full document

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... thousands of mar- kers covering the genome so that the majority of quantitative trait loci are in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with such ...regardless of the significance of their ... See full document

... to genomic prediction in Coffea canephora” abordou uma expansão do modelo GBLUP de modo a contemplar efeitos de interações entre Genótipo ×Colheita e ...“Comparison of statistical methods ... See full document

... that in natural conditions, subordinates may also establish territories, though in periphery of the lek and less successfully (Fryer and Iles, 1972), the constraints created by ... See full document

... knowledge of genetic and phenotypic correlations between traits can maximize the accuracy of genetic evaluation and thus help animal ...NBT and NBA (0.968) is in ... See full document