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  1. ...-chromosomal rearrangements in cattle by searching for abnormal linkage disequilibrium patterns between markers located on different chromosomes in large paternal half-sib families genotyped as part of routine genomic evaluations. We screened 5571 families of artificial insemination sires from 15 breeds and revealed 13...
  2. ...metric, the MIE rate, to assess performance across species, inferring that a lower rate indicates improvement. Although DV was not directly given pedigree information, our training approach is designed to reduce the number of Mendelian discordant genotypes during variant calling. For these analyses, we...
  3. ...possible as methods for detection improve. However, compared to the small variants, the haplotypes in a single pedigree contain relatively few large structural events. A population-based approach, using aggregated whole- data, is a more appropriate strategy to identify comprehensive -wide sets of CNVs...
  4. ...novo mutations. Such shared segments are called identical-by-descent (IBD). Computational detection of IBD segments from genotyping or sequencing data serves as the foundation for many downstream applications (Browning and Browning 2012). IBD detection is the prevalent method for finding familial...
  5. ...callers in order to facilitate the phasing of more complete haploblocks. The resulting variant file is phased using both alignment and pedigree information (Fig. 1C). A parental graph reference is then constructed using only the parental genotypes from the joint-called VCF file (Fig. 1D). A haplotype...
  6. ...simultaneous testing for 270 diseases. Identification of component ancestry for mixed breed dogs is also big business. The widespread use of these tests is helping researchers to characterize the broad population-based allele frequencies associated with many diseases and to also help map new disease risk...
  7. ...selection pressures than single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) (Hsieh et al. 2019; Ho et al. 2020). Yet, the role of SV introgression in highly reticulated evolutionary history of the Bos genus (Wu et al. 2018) has not been systematically investigated by using population-based detection methods...
  8. ...>90% (Fig. 3A). Genotype accuracy of the pipeline was evaluated using a family trio, for which 1747 common deletions (94.33%) were validated by pedigree information. A more global evaluation of genotype accuracy was performed using individual deletion calls as alleles of genetic markers to analyze...
  9. ...local recombination rate differences between populations, as well as improve genotype imputation accuracy from lower- to higher-density SNP arrays. Here we report creation of fine-scale recombination maps and predicted hotspot locations for the domestic horse as well as 12 individual breeds. We assess...
  10. ...) mappings ( Fallin and Schork 2000 ; Fallin et al. 2001 ), much effort has been made in phasing individuals' two haplotypes, either experimentally or computationally. When the family-based genetic information is available, it is relatively easy to infer the individuals' phases from their genotype data...
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