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Strain comparison in breeding programs allows breeders to match the best strains, reduce inbreeding, and use molecular information to determine genetic variation between strains for more effective genetic improvement. There are three main types of designs for strain comparison: sib design which uses males, females and progeny from each strain; nested design where one individual is mated with another group; and factorial design where all individuals from different strains are bred with all strains.
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Strain comparison
- 1. www.presentationgo.com Summary of strain comparison Advantageofstrain comparison Match the right strain in breeding programm Reduce inbreeding for heterogeneity Molecular information can be used to determine variation among strains Greater effectivenes of the genetic improvement program
- 2. www.presentationgo.com 3 Type of design for strain comparison 1 2 2. Nested design One individual mated with other group of male or female. For the example, one female individual mated few of male. 3.Factorial design .All individual from different strain are breed with all strain. 1. Sib design . In a strain comparison there would be males, females and progeny from each of the strains represented in the trial, with a family structure along the lines.
- 3. www.presentationgo.com 3 Type of design for strain comparison 1 2 Nested Design Factorial design Sib Design
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