A total of 67,051 SNPs between Koshihikari and Nipponbare, some of which derived from originating landraces and distributed through Koshihikari relatives, and 18 pedigree haplotype blocks which were artificially selected during breeding.
-- We artificially tamper with the breeding pool by treating childhood diseases, insuring the survival of children whom Nature has condemned to death if the disease in question is fatal.
Eggs from breeding pairs were collected and artificially incubated until hatch.
Moreover, we have artificially selected dogs that serve our purposes by breeding animals that are not aggressive, that are highly sociable, and that remain rather playful throughout their lives.
Cultivars contain specific sequence blocks in their chromosomes, which may be associated with artificially selected phenotypic variations from many generations of breeding.
After breeding season or after your cow[s] or heifer[s] have been Artificially Inseminated, watch your cows for any signs of estrus for the next 45 days.
Zoo staff had been optimistic that Tian Tian, who arrived as part of a breeding pair with male panda Yang Guang in 2011, would have a successful pregnancy after being artificially inseminated again in early May.
Therefore, pairing ABV-positive birds, incubating their eggs artificially, and raising the chicks separately until they show negative test results, might be an option for breeding projects.
Breeding the baby turtles, which all came from the same two parents, required zoo workers to artificially recreate the turtles' natural habitat — they are found in Anhui Province in eastern China.
Suppose, however improbably, that we could be sure that human reproductive cloning artificially breeding a baby with only one person's genes would never lead to hideous, irrecoverable mistakes.
In breeding flocks, one tom is required per 8 or 10 hens, though the modern hybrid turkey is too large for natural breeding and must be artificially inseminated.
