[HTML][HTML] Genetic and genomic selection as a methane mitigation strategy in dairy cattle

J Lassen, GF Difford - Animal, 2020 - Elsevier
Over the last decade, extensive research effort has been placed on developing methane
mitigation strategies in ruminants. Many disciplines on animal science disciplines have been …

Genetic and physiological aspects of growth, body composition and feed efficiency in mice: a review

RC Malik - Journal of Animal Science, 1984 - academic.oup.com
A review is presented of the genetic and physiological aspects of growth, body composition
and feed efficiency in mice. The genetic parameters considered are: nature and extent of …

Divergent selection for heat loss in mice: I. Selection applied and direct response through fifteen generations

MK Nielsen, LD Jones, BA Freking… - Journal of animal …, 1997 - academic.oup.com
Divergent selection for heat production/loss (kcal· kg−. 75· d− 1), measured in 9-to 11-wk-old
male mice, was conducted for 15 generations. Heat loss was measured for 15 h on …

Divergent selection for heat loss in mice: II. Correlated responses in feed intake, body mass, body composition, and number born through fifteen generations

MK Nielsen, BA Freking, LD Jones… - Journal of Animal …, 1997 - academic.oup.com
Divergent selection for heat loss (kcal· kg−. 75· d− 1), measured in 9-to 11-wk-old male mice,
was conducted for 15 generations. Selection for high (MH) and low (ML) heat loss and …

Feed efficiency: a composite trait of dairy cattle

RW Blake, AA Custodio - Journal of Dairy Science, 1984 - Elsevier
A pleiotropic pathway of correlated response of feed efficiency from selection for milk yield
has been inferred from a large genetic correlation coefficient. However, in studies to …

Relative efficiency of selection methods to improve a ratio of two traits in Tribolium

JL Campo, M Rodriguez - Theoretical and applied genetics, 1990 - Springer
Three generations of upward selection for the egg mass/adult weight ratio were carried out
in Tribolium castaneum. The experiment involved five lines: E—selected for increased egg …

Divergent selection for postweaning feed conversion in Angus beef cattle: II. Genetic and phenotypic correlations and realized heritability estimate

MD Bishop, ME Davis, WR Harvey… - Journal of animal …, 1991 - academic.oup.com
A single generation divergent selection study, replicated four times (1983, 1984, 1985, and
1986), was conducted to assess genetic differences between progeny of high and low feed …

Growth, feed intake and mature size in Large White and Pietrain pigs.

J Krieter, E Kalm - 1989 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Abstract 33 Large White (LW) and Piétrain♀♀ were fattened for 40 wk, starting at 69±10.3
and 68±8.3 days of age and at 25±6.2 and 29±4.2 kg body weight for the 2 breed types resp …

Body composition at vaginal opening in mice as influenced by food intake and photoperiod: tests of critical body weight and composition hypotheses for puberty onset

PJ Hansen, KK Schillo, MM Hinshelwood… - Biology of …, 1983 - academic.oup.com
To determine if photoperiod and food intake influenced age and body composition at vaginal
opening (VO), 80 mice were exposed to either 18L: 6D (LL) or 6L: 18D (SL) and fed either …

Direct response to selection for post-weaning net feed intake in mice and correlated responses in post-weaning growth, intake, gross digestibility and body …

TE Hughes, WS Pitchford - Australian Journal of Experimental …, 2004 - CSIRO Publishing
Seven generations of divergent selection on a phenotypic index of net feed in mice
produced a realised heritability estimate of 0.27±0.07. Despite small negative genetic …