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Correlations Between Characters In “Genetics and Analysis of Quantitative traits” by Lynch, M. and Walsh, B. Presented Sansak Nakavisut
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Topics Covariance and Correlation Genetic Covariance Estimation of the Genetic Correlation Pairwise Comparison of Relatives Nested Analysis of Variance and Covariance Regression of Family Means
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Covariance Covariance measures how much 2 variables vary together wt & age, age & grey hair; ADG & NBA If 2 variables vary in opposite direction, Cov can be –ve eg. ADG & FCR Cov of a variable with itself = Variance
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Covariance & Variance
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Example
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Correlation A measure of the strength of a bivariate linear relationship –1 < r < +1
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Correlation & Regression
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Properties of covariance "The expected value of the cross product" Cov(a,Y) = 0 Cov(aX,Y) = aCov(X,Y) Cov(X+W,Y) = Cov(X,Y) + Cov(W,Y) Cov(X,X) = Var(x) Cov(a+X,Y) = Cov(a,Y) + Cov(X,Y) = Cov(X,Y) Cov(X,Y) = Cov(Y,X)
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Correlations between Characters Phenotypic correlations ie height & feet size Environmental correlations Genetic correlations pleiotropy gametic phase disequilibrium
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Genetic covariance G1 G2
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Estimation of the genetic correlation Three methods Pairwise Comparison of Relatives Nested Analysis of Variance and Covariance Regression of Family Means Extra method not in the book
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Pairwise Comparison of Relatives Data from pairs of relatives ie mid-parent (x) values for Trait1 and Trait2 And progeny means (y) for Trait1 and Trait2 Four phenotypic Cov. can be computed Cov(x1,y1); Cov(x2,y2) >>> heritabilities T1&T2 Cov(x1,y2); Cov(x2,y1) >>> r g(1,2)
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Pairwise Comparison of Relatives
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Genetic correlation
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Example from my real data
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Estimate of additive genetic correlation between ADG & FCR
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Nested Analysis of Var and Cov Nested full-sib and half-sib designs (Ch 18) Provide nested analysis of genetic variance Mean squared deviations of individual traits A parallel analysis > add. genetic covariance Mean cross-products of the deviations of traits 1 and 2 rather than MS
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Full-sib design T1 T2 1 2 11 12 T1 T2 21
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Half-sib design T1 T2 1 2 11 12 T1 T2 21
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Analysis of Variance (half-sib) Factordf SS MS E(MS) SireN-1 SSs/(N-1) Within sireT-N SSs/(T-N) TotalT-1 SSt(T-1)
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Analysis of Covariance (half-sib) Factordf Sum cross-prod. MCP E(MCP) SireN-1 SCPs/(N-1) Within sireT-N SCPe/(T-N) TotalT-1 SCPt(T-1)
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ANOVA (half-sib) ADG & FCR Factordf SS MS E(MS) Sire650 42101986477 Within sire1094 23879332182 Total1744 6598132 Factordf SS MS E(MS) Sire650 1160.180 Within sire1094 940.087 Total1744 211 ADG FCR
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Analysis of Cov(ADG,FCR) (half-sib) FactordfS cross-prod. MCP E(MCP) Sire650-10715.1 -16.48 Within sire1094-6605.7 -6.04 Total1744-17320.8 -9.93
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Regression of Family means Correlation between family mean phenotypes The Family size , the sampling errors Family mean phenotype Family mean genotype value
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Regression of family means in practice
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This is how we do it now (REML) correlation between ADG & FCR Anim !P Sire !P Dam !P ADG FCR chapter21.ped !ALPHA data.dat !MAXIT 30 ADG FCR ~ Trait !r Tr.Anim 1 2 1 0 Tr 0 US 1 0.1 1 Tr.Anim 2 Tr 0 US 1 0.1 1 Anim h1 = 0.5998 0.0198 h2 = 0.5109 0.0229 rp = -0.4391 0.0111 rg = -0.4001 0.0302
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