Joint effects of CSN3 and LGB genotypes and their relation to breeding values of milk production parameters in Czech Fleckvieh

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Apr 2007Publisher:Czech Academy of Agricultural SciencesJournal:Czech Journal of Animal Science, volume 52, pages 83-87 (issn: 1212-1819, eissn: 1805-9309,

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Authors: A. Matějíček; J. Matějíčková; E. Němcová; O.M. Jandurová; M. Štípková; J. Bouška; J. Frelich;

doi: 10.17221/2273-cjas

Joint effects of CSN3 and LGB genotypes and their relation to breeding values of milk production parameters in Czech Fleckvieh

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The objective of this study was to estimate the joint effects of CSN3 and LGB genotypes on breeding values of milk production parameters. CSN3 (kappa-casein) and LGB (beta-lactoglobulin) genotypes of 120 Czech Fleckvieh sires were detected using the PCR-RFLP method. Breeding values of sires were obtained from the Official Database of Progeny Testing. Ten genotype combinations were detected. Genotypes ABAB (25.0%), ABAA (13.3%) and ABBB (13.3%) were the most frequent. Significant effects of genotype combinations on breeding values for fat and protein content were found. The highest breeding values for milk (+621 kg) and protein (+15.8 kg) yields were associated with genotype combination ABAA, while the highest breeding values for content parameters (+0.15% for protein content and +0.55% for fat content) were associated with genotype combination BBAB.

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Crop Research Institute
Czech Republic
Institute of Animal Science
Czech Republic
University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice
Czech Republic

Keywords

kappa-casein, beta-lactoglobulin, cattle, milk production parameters, breeding values, SF1-1100, Animal culture

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