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2006 Paul VanRaden Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory Agricultural Research Service, USDA, Beltsville, MD paul@aipl.arsusda.gov AIPL Contributions to S-1008
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (2) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Stillbirth Genetic Correlations Service sire SB above diagonal, daughter SB below CtryDNKFINISRNLDSWEUSA DNK.85.82.67.92.70 FIN.82.77.64.82.65 ISR.67.70.73.80.66 NLD.82.77.60.65.63 SWE.88.92.65.73.64 USA.81.87.60.71.87
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (3) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Calving Ease Genetic Correlations Service sire CE above diagonal, daughter CE below CtryCANDNKFRAITANLDSWEUSA CAN.87.81.70.80.86.75 DNK.84.93.77.86.96.90 FRA.80.74.84.91.88 ITA.58.59.85.60.70.61 NLD.89.81.79.59.89.79 SWE.75.82.89.78.69.86 USA.71.78.93.76.77.87
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (4) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Brown Swiss Calving Ease Service sire correlations above diagonal, daughter below CtryCHEDEUNLDUSA CHE.83.81.68 DEU.61.77.67 NLD.89.76.79 USA.70.61.76
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (5) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Milk (kg) Genetic trend on all-breed base
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (6) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Fat (kg) Genetic trend on all-breed base
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (7) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Protein (kg) Genetic trend on all-breed base
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (8) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Somatic Cell Score Genetic trend on all-breed base
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (9) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Productive Life Genetic trend on all-breed base
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (10) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Daughter Pregnancy Rate Genetic trend on all-breed base
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (11) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Economic Measures, Cow Size 1987 ADSA meeting GoalProduction Body Size Profit / Cow6 Profit / Investment5 Feed Efficiency1.4 Labor Efficiency10
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (12) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Possible Economic Measures Lifetime Profit or ANRI-OC Discounted net present value Annualized profit / annualized cost Return on investment Others?
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (13) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Alleles Shared by Sibs Indep- endent Loci Percentage of alleles shared Full sibsHalf sibs MeanSDMeanSD 15035.42517.7 55015.8257.9 105011.2255.6 30506.5253.2 60504.6252.3 Infinite500.0250.0
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (14) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Reliability from Sibs Assuming 60 loci affect trait Number of Sibs Reliability Obtained From: Full sibsHalf sibs AGAG 1.250.062.063 10.454.494.192.205 100.495.907.243.341 Infinite.5001.000.250.500 A = traditional additive relationships, G = genomic relationships
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (15) P.M. VanRaden 2006 REL from Sibs of Parents Assuming 60 independent loci affect trait Parents + Number of Sibs Reliability Obtained From: Full sibsHalf sibs AGAG 1.500 10.500.517.500 100.500.703.500.551 Infinite.500.750.500.625 A = traditional additive relationships, G = genomic relationships
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (16) P.M. VanRaden 2006 REL from Unrelated Animals Unrelated Animals Loci Affecting Trait 100100010,000 AGAGAG 1.000.001.000.001.000 10.000.010.000.008.000.001 100.000.100.000.080.000.008 1000.000.969.000.610.000.079 A = traditional additive relationships, G = genomic relationships
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (17) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Genomic EBVs for Real Bulls USDA-BFGL study with industry funding using 60,000 SNPs Genotype ~2000 proven bulls Predict ~400 bulls sampled later Reliability = 71% vs 36% from PA Higher if LD & major loci assumed
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S-1008 meeting, 2006 (18) P.M. VanRaden 2006 Conclusions Corr (USA, foreign stillbirth) ~.70 All-breed genetic trends seem reasonable Several economic goals are possible Dense maps will change selection
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