I DENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ALLELES IMPAIRING HEIFER FERTILITY WHILE OPTIMIZING GENETIC GAIN IN CATTLE JF Taylor, DS Brown, MF Smith, RD Schnabel,

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I DENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ALLELES IMPAIRING HEIFER FERTILITY WHILE OPTIMIZING GENETIC GAIN IN CATTLE JF Taylor, DS Brown, MF Smith, RD Schnabel, SE Poock, JE Decker, FD Dailey, and DJ Patterson University of Missouri AL Van Eenennaam University of California, Davis MM Rolf Oklahoma State University BP Kinghorn University of New England, NSW, Australia MD MacNeil Miles City, MT USDA-NIFA Award #

 ~100 genes where one copy is functional and the other is broken  ~20 genes where the broken copy is a lethal mutation  Called Loss of Function mutations 2 Science Vol. 335 no pp DOI: /science

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What happens when a broken gene is inherited from the father and the mother?  Genetic abnormality  Spontaneous abortion 4

Inconvenient Genetic Truth  Everybody has genetic defects!!! 5 Even the most beautiful people in the world

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What happens when a broken gene is inherited from the sire and the dam?  Genetic abnormality  Spontaneous abortion 7

 Some we know about  Some we don’t 8 KNOWN Even the most beautiful cattle in the world

 There are more than 35 genetic defects in cattle with a DNA test 9

 DNA tests can now be developed in a few months  With DNA tests available, frequency of the known genetic defect rapidly decreases  Now we can manage genetic defects

The Truth: Every Living Thing Is A Genetic Defect Carrier 12

 Test at-risk breeding stock for genetic defects  Do we know the pedigree of the animals?  Are there carriers in the pedigree? 13

 Take a picture or video of affected calves  Freeze the entire animal if possible, otherwise preserve the abnormal body part  Obtain 40 hair bulbs from the calf, dam, and sire 14

 Create a documented record of what happened  Breeders should contact their breed association and local veterinarian  Need intensive description of phenotype  The majority of abnormalities are caused by the environment, not genetics 15

What happens when a broken gene is inherited from the sire and the dam?  Genetic abnormality  Spontaneous abortion 16

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 We will be sequencing 150 sires from 9 different breeds  We will discover hundreds of broken genes  Most embryonic lethals 18

 Sequencing completed to date: 19 Angus45 Hereford9 Limousin10 Beefmaster9

 We have already analyzed the genomes of 11 bulls 20

 We have already analyzed the genomes of 11 bulls  Identified 176 possibly lethal alleles 21

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 Predictions are sums of marker effects  For lethal mutations  Homozygous normal: effect is 0  Heterozygous lethal: effect is -q i f  Allows publication of a fertility EPD 24

 Avoid mating carriers of the same lethal mutation  Will also manage  Genetic merit  Genetic diversity  Built upon economic selection indexes 25

 See abnormal calf  Bury calf 26

 Report abnormal calves  Collect data  Create a test  Manage the defect 27

 Sequence influential AI sires  Create tests for LOF mutations  Manage the mutations while accounting for overall genetic merit 28

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Thank You! Questions? 30