Advancing Dairy and Beef Genetics Through Genomic Technologies
Priyanka Banerjee1, Wellison J S Diniz1
1Department of Animal Sciences, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849, USA.
Abstract:
The US beef and dairy industries have made remarkable advances in sustainability and productivity through technological advancements, including selective breeding. Yet, challenges persist due to the complex nature of quantitative traits. While the beef industry has progressed in adopting genomic technologies, the availability of phenotypic data remains an obstacle. To meet the need for sustainable production systems, novel traits are being targeted for selection. Additionally, emerging approaches such as genome editing and high-throughput phenotyping hold promise for further genetic progress. Future research should address the challenges of translating functional genomic findings into practical applications, while simultaneously harnessing analytical methods.
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