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12:46 Animal Breeding Programme with AlphaSimR - Part 1 Animal Breeding Programme with AlphaSimR - Part 1	Animal Breeding Programme with AlphaSimR - Part 1 This vignette shows how to simulate a bit more realistic animal breeding programme with overlapping generations and different selection intensities in males and females. (Part 1) dams females individuals males breeding times population birth function object sires simulation base calves generations selection programme functions founders trait From Qiaojun Yan 0 likes 12 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
15:12 Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 3 Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 3	Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 3 Now we explore the multi-trait selection in AlphaSimR so that we can design a sustainable and holistic approach to breeding productive and resilient individuals. This involves consideration of the… selection individuals matrix trade change population generations values traits trait generation base covariance plot means correlation equation vector phenotype variance From Qiaojun Yan 0 likes 9 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
12:15 Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 2 Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 2	Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 2 Now we explore the multi-trait selection in AlphaSimR so that we can design a sustainable and holistic approach to breeding productive and resilient individuals. This involves consideration of the… selection individuals phenotype traits trade values trait differential rate correlation bit population covariance points plot base response parameters variance lines From Qiaojun Yan 0 likes 11 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
12:23 Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 1 Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 1	Selection on multiple traits in AlphaSimR - Part 1 Now we explore the multi-trait selection in AlphaSimR so that we can design a sustainable and holistic approach to breeding productive and resilient individuals. This involves consideration of the… traits trait trade correlation values matrix selection function relationship covariance correlations variance object var units plot chromosome simulation population change From Qiaojun Yan 0 likes 6 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
11:02 Simulating traits in AlphaSimR - Part 1 Simulating traits in AlphaSimR - Part 1	Simulating traits in AlphaSimR - Part 1 AlphaSimR simulates traits by defining the type of trait genetic effects, number of DNA sites controlling the trait, mean, genetic variance, and environmental variance. Once we simulate genetic and… trait values object individuals population function effects distribution trade chromosome variance argument base simulation qtls qtl loci genomes alpha traits From Gregor Gorjanc 0 likes 18 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
08:47 Trait to DNA Trait to DNA	Trait to DNA We will review the concept of “Nature vs Nurture” and corresponding genetic and environmental effects. This will lead us to the relationship between variation in traits and underlying… insilico breeding dna individual genotype sites values allele environment phenotype haplotype genome variation alleles pairs molecules individuals trait position interaction effects effect alphasimr breeding From Geoff Fortescue 1 likes 124 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
03:41 GWAS GWAS	GWAS GWAS00 genomics gwas biology individuals genome snps sequence genes trait snp dna numbers nucleotide treat mass conditions frequency chromosomes disease populations cheat individual From Heather McQueen 2 likes 1,416 plays 0 Publisher Heather McQueen Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created January 29th, 2016

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