Sentence examples for breeding scheme based on from inspiring English sources
As an alternative, a breeding scheme based on phenotypes for in vivo ultrasound measurements for backfat thickness (BFiv), were designed.
A breeding scheme based on the index trait BFiv measured on selection candidates implies low breeding costs, and simultaneously moderate genetic gain for meat quality traits.
We propose a breeding scheme based on the rotation of breeding females and the division of cryo-bank bulls into three groups.
For sire lines, Tribout et al. [ 7] estimated that replacing pBLUP evaluations by genomic evaluations in a breeding scheme based on the combined phenotyping of candidates and a limited number of sibs of the candidates could increase the annual genetic trend for the population breeding goal by approximately 30% through greater accuracy, while substantially reducing the rate of inbreeding.
The objective of this study was to compare the efficiency – in terms of annual genetic trends and annual increases in inbreeding – of a traditional pig sire line breeding scheme based on pBLUP genetic evaluation and the combined phenotyping of candidates and their sibs, with that of a genomic breeding scheme involving the same overall cost.
Because the accuracy of genomic EBV established in the reference population, r g g ˆ 0 refers to the accuracy in a population that is not under selection, there is a distinction between r g g ˆ 0 and the Bulmer equilibrium accuracy of a breeding scheme based on genomic selection, denoted r g g ˆ e q. in this paper.
The speed of this process of genetic change accelerated enormously in the last decades as a consequence of the implantation of intensive breeding schemes based on artificial insemination, extensive trait and genealogical recording, and the introduction of best linear unbiased predictor approaches to estimate genetic values2.
Simple marker-aided breeding schemes based on QTL information can be designed to improve rice germplasm to reduce losses caused by this important disease.
In this study, we compare traditional breeding schemes based on own performance or progeny information to genomic selection schemes, for which the number of phenotypic records is limiting.
In addition to the random genome shuffling strategy described above, we mated the same eight parental strains using a targeted funnel-breeding scheme based on non-stable plasmid-based dominant markers (see Figure 2A and ' Methods').
