High-uniformity breeding and seed reserving method of yellow-feather chicken
A technology of yellow feather broiler and uniformity, which is applied in the direction of animal husbandry to achieve the effect of improving uniformity
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[0031] Embodiment 1 Yellow Feather Broiler AH Population Uniformity Breeding Method
[0032] The AH population of yellow-feathered broilers is parented from high-quality broiler line A and Huiyang bearded chickens, and the distant cross F 2 Design build. In this embodiment, a total of 582 genotyped individuals were used, among which F 0 Generation 20, F 1 Generation 51, F 2 Generation 511 only. f 2 The offspring came from 8 half-sib families, all of which had body weight records at 91 days of age. Genotyping was done in Canada using chicken 60K SNP arrays. The quality control uses the following criteria: delete the markers with Call rate less than 95%, Gentrain score less than 0.6 and MAF less than 0.01. After quality control, 46672 SNP markers were retained. This method is implemented according to the following procedure:
[0033] (1) The body weight file data of 10 yellow-feathered broilers were sorted out, and the sorting format is shown in Table 1.
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[0051] Embodiment 2 simulation broiler data uniformity breeding method
[0052] In order to illustrate the effect of the long-term selection of the method of the present invention, simulated broiler data is used as an example.
[0053] The simulation data is generated by QMSim software (http: / / www.aps.uoguelph.ca / ~msargol / qmsim / ), through simulating historical population (historical population) for 1000 generations, from 400 chickens (200 roosters + 200 hens chickens) gradually expanded to 3000 chickens (1500 roosters + 1500 hens). The current population has 10 generations, and the population size of each generation is 30,000 chickens. In each generation, 1650 breeder chickens (150 roosters + 1500 hens) were selected, and the male and female were mated randomly at a ratio of 1:10. Only one hen can hatch and produce 20 healthy chicks. The data used in the analysis were the data of 10 generations of the current group.
[0054] Assume that the target body weight heritability i...
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