杂交品种的遗传和基因组模型中的品种和当地品种比例之间的分离

Jón H Eiríksson1,2, Guosheng Su3, Ismo Strandén4

  • 1Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics, Aarhus University, 8000, Aarhus C, Denmark. jonhjalti@lbhi.is.

概括

杂交动物的品种隔离效应是由当地品种比例 (LBP) 解释的. 纳入LBP效应的基因组模型需要仔细构建 (共差) 结构,以确保准确估计繁殖值.

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