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. 2012 Aug 16;44(1):27. doi: 10.1186/1297-9686-44-27

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Identity-by-Descent for one replicate of optimum contribution selection on breeding values estimated by TBLUP or GBLUP. Variance (σ_g²-unit) explained by QTL in generation G0 () and Identical-by-descent (IBD; ) in generation G10 with ΔF_A constraint based on pedigree relationships and GBLUP (BLUP based on genomic relationships) (A), ΔF_G constraint and GBLUP (B), ΔF_A constraint and TBLUP (BLUP based on pedigree relationships) (C) or ΔF_G constraint based on marker relationships and TBLUP (D); results are from one replicate with 3000 selection candidates and 3000 test sibs and a desired rate of inbreeding of 0.005.

Inline graphic — Identity-by-Descent for one replicate of optimum contribution selection on breeding values estimated by TBLUP or GBLUP. Variance (σ_g²-unit) explained by QTL in generation G0 () and Identical-by-descent (IBD; ) in generation G10 with ΔF_A constraint based on pedigree relationships and GBLUP (BLUP based on genomic relationships) (A), ΔF_G constraint and GBLUP (B), ΔF_A constraint and TBLUP (BLUP based on pedigree relationships) (C) or ΔF_G constraint based on marker relationships and TBLUP (D); results are from one replicate with 3000 selection candidates and 3000 test sibs and a desired rate of inbreeding of 0.005.