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  • Quantitative genetics
  • Animal breeding
  • Statistical genomics

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  • Genomic selection (GS) relies on accurate estimation of genomic breeding values (GEBVs).
  • Bayes-type and BLUP-type methods are primary approaches for GEBV estimation.
  • Method choice significantly impacts GS accuracy.

Purpose:

  • To systematically review Bayesian methods for GEBV estimation.
  • To compare the effectiveness and improvements of Bayesian methods against BLUP methods.
  • To discuss the future prospects of Bayesian methods in practical breeding.

Summary:

  • Bayesian methods demonstrate superior accuracy in GEBV estimation compared to BLUP methods, especially for traits controlled by QTL with large effects.
  • While computationally complex, ongoing algorithmic and hardware advancements are mitigating these challenges.
  • Improved understanding of trait genetic architecture will further enhance Bayesian method performance.

Impact:

  • Bayesian methods offer a more accurate approach to GEBV estimation, crucial for advancing genomic selection.
  • Overcoming computational hurdles will facilitate wider adoption of Bayesian methods in breeding programs.
  • Enhanced GEBV accuracy through Bayesian methods can accelerate genetic gain in livestock and crops.