| Author(s) |
Connors, Natalie K
Banks, Rob
Johnston, David J
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| Publication Date |
2019
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| Abstract |
The poll microsatellite DNA marker test has been used for poll testing Australia’s beef industry since 2011, and largely relied on the submission of phenotypes (horned, polled, and scurred) as a reference dataset to estimate genotypes with an associated probability. Recently poll SNP based testing has become available, which does not require phenotype submission and provides a more conclusive genotype result. The following summarises changes to poll DNA testing, how tests differ and potential changes in genotype results.
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| Citation |
Northern Beef Research Update Conference: Bush to bright lights, p. 124-124
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| Link | |
| Language |
en
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| Publisher |
North Australia Beef Research Council
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| Title |
Changes to poll DNA testing for Australian beef cattle
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| Type of document |
Conference Publication
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| Entity Type |
Publication
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