Reducing bias in the dairy cattle single-step genomic evaluation by ignoring bulls without progeny

Reducing bias in the dairy cattle single-step genomic evaluation by ignoring bulls without progeny
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DOI:
10.1111/jbg.12318
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发表时间:
2018-04-01
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
Mantysaari, E. A.
Mantysaari, E. A.
中科院分区:
农林科学2区
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作者:
Koivula, M.;Stranden, I.;Mantysaari, E. A.

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The number of genotyped animals has increased rapidly creating computational challenges for genomic evaluation. In animal model BLUP, candidate animals without progeny and phenotype do not contribute information to the evaluation and can be discarded. In theory, genotyped candidate animal without progeny can bring information into single-step BLUP (ssGBLUP) and affect the estimation of other breeding values. We studied the effect of including or excluding genomic information of culled bull calves on genomic breeding values (GEBV) from ssGBLUP. In particular, GEBVs of genotyped bulls with daughters and GEBVs of young bulls selected into AI to be progeny tested (test bulls) were studied. The ssGBLUP evaluation was computed using Nordic test day (TD) model and TD data for the Nordic Red Dairy Cattle. The results indicate that genomic information of culled bull calves does not affect the GEBVs of progeny tested reference animals, but if genotypes of the culled bulls are used in the TD ssGBLUP, the genetic trend in the test bulls is considerably higher compared to the situation when genomic information of the culled bull calves is excluded. It seems that by discarding genomic information of culled bull calves without progeny, upward bias of GEBVs of test bulls is reduced.