Original paper
PopVar: A Genome-Wide Procedure for Predicting Genetic Variance and Correlated Response in Biparental Breeding Populations
Abstract
Predicting genetic variances of biparental populations has been a long‐standing goal for plant breeders. The ability to discriminate among crosses with similarly predicted high means but different levels of genetic variance ( V G ) should improve the effectiveness of breeding. We developed a procedure that uses established progeny simulation and genomic prediction strategies to predict the population mean (μ) and V G , the mean of the desired...
Paper Details
Title
PopVar: A Genome-Wide Procedure for Predicting Genetic Variance and Correlated Response in Biparental Breeding Populations
Published Date
Sep 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
55
Issue
5
Pages
2068 - 2077
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