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ANG 107: Quiz 5_Miller
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Biology
Undergraduate 4
11/02/2019

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Term
Prediction equation
Definition
Yi = My + b(Xi - Mx)
Term
population parameter
Definition
true as opposed to an estimated pop measure
Term
sample statistic
Definition
an estimate of a paramter using a sample of a total pop
Term
Example of parameter vs stat
Definition
PARAM
*height of female adult in US
-would have a true mean and variance
-hard to determine

STAT
*estimate by using female in class
-calc mean and variance but would not
give a true value
-estimate mean(mu-cap) and estimated
variance (σ^2-cap)
Term
Statistics used for a sample
Definition
TO ESTIMATE MEAN
* Mu-cap = sum / n


TO ESTIMATE VARIANCE/ COV
* σ^2-cap = (average of the deviations^2) but w/ n-1
Term
Why use n-1
Definition
*correction for error in estimated value
*hard to make denominator smaller to account for the fact that the numerator is smaller (so won't have a biased ratio)
*deviations between e. ind data point and mu-cap is smaller than the deviation between e. sample & the true mean (mu)
Term
estimated mean (mu-cap)
Definition
tracks samples (moves closer to the majority)
Term
relationship between mu and mu-cap
Definition
[Σ(xi - mu-cap)^2] < {Σ(xi- mu)^2}

*[dev between sample and mu-cap] is a systematic underestimate of the {deviation between the sample and Mu} b/c the estimate comes from the samples
Term
Why we use stats
Definition
*to describe quant traits (measured on numerical scale)
*allows to answer questions, work w/ quant trait, & see patterns of inheritance, etc when you cant tell geno
*gives framework to describe how a pop will respond to a particular scenario & what the best strat would be
Term
Boise model
Definition
*describes why "best pheno" doesnt always mean best genetics b/c quant traits are affected by genetics and env
*helps describe quant traits

P = Mu + G + E

P: pheno value
Mu: pop mean
G: geno value
E: env effect

Values ==> P, G, E
Pop Measure ==> Mu
Term
How to define the genetic merit of a quant trait
Definition
DETERMINE IND GENO VALUE W/ CLONES
*AKA: how an ind geno influences own pheno value
*clone an ind and grow in same env as original
*P will vary among clones b/c they all have env effects (but mean env effects, E-bar, = 0)

DETERMINE IND GENETIC MERIT W/ BREEDING
*AKA: how geno of ind influence pheno of progeny
*if a bull has lots of progeny, their P can tell about parental genetics
*plan: cross e. bull to many random cows from pop & evaluate the offspring from these crosses
Term
clone
Definition
*organism w/ same genetics
*every position in the genome is the same
Term
progeny difference (PD)
Definition
mean phrno of progeny of an ind, compared to the pop

Mu pop pheno (daught) - Mu pop pheno (original)
Term
environmental effects
Definition
*the effect of the env on a particular trait for a specific ind
*can't control
Term
PD and BV
Definition
BV = 2(PD)

*true only if PD is the real PD
-needs to account for random effects, so no small pop
*2 b/c any given progeny has only 1/2 genetics from a particular parent
Term
relationship between PD and BV
Definition
* Mu pheno of clones is 2x Mu pheno of progeny
*geno value determined from clones is same as BV
Term
PTA
Definition
*predicted transmitting ability
*can't be seen, but can colelct lots of info and predict it
*measure of genetic merit


1/2BV = PD = TA

PTA = EPD = 1/2BV-cap
Term
EPD
Definition
*estimated progeny difference
*for beef industry, 1/2 estimated BV of a ind
Term
relationship between
G determined through clones and BV determined by progeny
Definition
G(CLONES) = BV(PROGENY)
*assuming no dominance ==> heteros are intermediate, and e. loci behaves independently w/ additivity
*b/c a fundamental description of genetics for a quant trait

G(CLONES) ≠ BV(PROGENY)
*assuming dominance/epistasis
*G(XX) = G(Xx) : b/c they influence the pheno of ind the same and have same pheno value
-BUT from a breeding perspective, G(XX) more
valuable b/c has 2 X to pass on
Term
geno value
Definition
*ind BV relative to the pop mean (Mu)
*combo of 2 components
Term
Experimental Procedure
Definition
1) Assume single locus
-determine if dom/epistasis, no dominance

2) No env influence
-E=0 (so dont need to make clones)

3) Define P

4) Define allele freq and geno

5) Find pop mean (Mu)
-Mu = [f(XX) * P(XX)] + [f(Xx) * P(Xx)] + [f(xx) * P(xx)]

6) Find G
- P = Mu + G + E

7) Find BV
-find the PD --> BV = 2(PD)
Term
Modified Boise Model
Definition
*accounts for differences between G and BV
*more specific to

P = Mu + [BV + GCV] + E

BV + GCV = G
G: geno value
BV: breeding value; sum of ind allelic effects, additive genetic effect
GCV: gene combination value; NOT TRANSMITTED, non additive genetic effect
Term
GCV
Definition
*genetic combination value (allele combination value)
*non-additive gene effect due to combo of alleles
-EX: dominace interaction
*dev between G and BV
*not passed on to generations b/c comes from combo of alleles that sep during meiosis (due to law of seg)
-only 1 is put into a gene and passed on (parents pass alleles, not genes)
Term
BV and G
Definition
*due to Law of Seg, a parent does not give its geno (only passes on alleles)
-so the way a parents geno influences the pheno value
of offspring is diff than the way a pheno value
influence its own

*BV = G w/o dom and/or epistasis
- w/ dom and epistasis, the interactions influence P
of ind w/ that geno, but are not transmitted to
next gen and dont influence P of offspring

P = Mu + G + E
*G represents how ind geno represents own pheno value
*G does not describe how ind geno influences pheno value of offspring (BV)
Term
important property of the genetic model
Definition
*used to think about quant traits ==> revels behavior of traits and best breeding strats
Term
trait w/o env influence (E=0 for all ind)
Definition
P = Mu + G
G = P - Mu

*the consequence of having P-bar makes it so G is expressed as dev from mean which makes G-bar = 0
Term
trait w genetic and env influence
Definition
P = Mu + G + E

*need to assume that G (GCV + BV), and E are independent of e.other
-so G of ind is random w/ respect to env effect that
the ind experiences

*if G and E are independent [COV(G,E)=0] then G-bar = 0 and E-bar = 0

*the factors that influence P (i.e G, E, etc) are independent and combo of G + E = 0
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