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Session
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Time
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Author
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Scientific report title
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Other authors
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Country
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Organization
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Monday, October 24
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Methods and practical experiences for parentage analysis (1)
Chair:Marco Winters
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16:00
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C. Megneaud
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Using SNP analysis results to certify parentage: French organization
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E. Jullen, H. Ledos, L. Marguin, S. Mattalia
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France
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Institut de l’Elevage
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16:15
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V. Boerner
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A fast and accurate algorithm for SNP based parentage verification
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V. Boerner
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Australia
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit, University of New England
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16:30
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J. Obsteter
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Parentage verification using imputed microsatellite and SNP data in Slovenian Brown-Swiss population
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Betka Logar, Andreja Opara, Janez Jenko
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Slovenia
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The Agricultural Institute of Slovenia
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16:45
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B. Van Doormaal
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Parentage Analysis Services for Dairy Cattle in Canada
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G.J. Kistemaker and J. Johnston
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Canada
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CDN
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New developments in genomic methodologies and evaluations (2) Chair:Marco Winters
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17:00
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J. O'Connell
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Selection of sequence variants to improve genomic predictions
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P. !VanRaden, M. Tooker, D. Bickhart
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USA
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University of Marland School of Medicine
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17:15
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F. R. Seefried
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Genomic prediction using haplotypes in Brown Swiss
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M. Frischknecht, B. Bapst, C. Flury, H. Signer-Hasler, D. Garrick, C. Stricker, Intergenomics Consortium, R. Fries, I. Russ, J. Sölkner, A. Bieber, A. Bagnato, B. Gredler
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Switzerland
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Qualitas AG
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17:30
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Z. Liu
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Accuracy and bias of genomic prediction for second generation candidates
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H. Alkhoder, F. Reinhardt and R. Reents
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Germany
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VIT Germany
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17:45
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J.E.Pryce
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Increased reliabilities of genomic breeding values following large-scale genotyping of females with excellent phenotypes
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P. Douglas, C.M. Reich, A.J. Chamberlain, B.A. Mason, C.P. Prowse-Wilkins, G. Nieuwhof, T. Hancock, D. Abernethy, B.J. Hayes
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Australia
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ADHIS
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18:00
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R.D. Evans
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Genomic selection for Irish beef cattle: Challenges with multiple breeds, multi-trait evaluations, large scale genotyping and choice of methodology.
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Cromie A., !McCarthy J., Kearney J.F., !McClure, M and Berry D.P.
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Ireland
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ICBF
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Tuesday, October 25
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New developments in genomic methodologies and evaluations (2 continue)
Chair:Enrico Santus
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08:30
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R. Mrode
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Application of various models for the genomic evaluation for bovine tuberculosis resistance in dairy cattle
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Georgios Banos, Marco Winters and Mike Coffey
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Great Britain
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SRUC
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08:45
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A. Barbat-Leterrier
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GénoSanté: Improving productive health of dairy cows by genomic selection and management: A first step with ketosis
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Leclerc H. , Philippe M. , Fritz S. , Davière J-B , Manciaux L. , Guillaume F. , De Bretagne T. , Boichard D., Mattalia S
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France
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INRA
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09:00
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K. Matilainen
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Managing genetic groups in single-step genomic evaluations applied on female fertility traits in Nordic Red Dairy cattle
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M. Koivula, I. Strandén, G. Pedersen Aamand, E. A. Mäntysaari
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Finland
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Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke)
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09:15
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T. Lawlor
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Reliabilities in single-step evaluation for udder depth in US Holsteins with different numbers of genotyped animals and external information from Interbull evaluations
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S. Tsuruta, D. A. L. Lourenco, B. O. Fragomeni, I. Aguilar, I. Misztal
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USA
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University of Georgia
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09:30
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N. Gengler
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Genomic evaluation of MIR predicted CH4 exploiting correlations to MACE evaluated traits
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H Soyeurt, J Vandenplas, S. Vanderick and F.G. Colinet
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Belgium
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ULg-GxABT
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09:45
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D. Vicario
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Hybrid one-step genomic evaluation system in Italian Simmental
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G. Jansen, R.Finocchiaro, A. Rossoni, L Degano
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Italy
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ANAPRI
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10:00
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P. G. Sullivan
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Using a parameter space to improve GMACE evaluations and reliabilities
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Canada
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Canadian Dairy Network
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10:15
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H. Benhajali
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Robust MACE
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L. Zengting, P. Sullivan, P, VanRaden, G. P. Aamand, E. Mäntyssaari, G. DeJong, V. Ducroq
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Swden
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Interbull Centre
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Genetic evaluation of new phenotypes (3)
Chair: Hossein Jorjani
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11:00
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G. De Jong
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Genetic evaluation for feed intake in the Netherlands and Flanders, impact on efficiency and responses
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R. van der Linde, Y. de Haas, R. F. Veerkamp
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Netherlands
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CRV
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11:15
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M. Olayemi
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PROGRESS TOWARD INCORPORATING RESIDUAL FEED INTAKE INTO THE NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BREEDING OBJECTIVE FOR DAIRY CATTLE: GENETIC PARAMETERS FOR RESIDUAL FEED INTAKE IN HALF-SIB 6-9 MONTH OLD FRIESIAN BULLS AND HEIFERS
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M. Camara, K. Macdonald, S. Meier, B. Dow, J. Bryant
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New Zealand
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DairyNZ
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11:30
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J. Jamrozik
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Genetic evaluation for resistance to metabolic diseases in Canadian dairy breeds
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G.J. Kistemaker, B.J. Van Doormaal, A. Fleming, A. Koeck, F. Miglior
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Canada
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CDN
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11:45
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J. Vosman
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Genetic correlations for claw health traits between Nordic countries and the Netherlands
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P. Vessies, G. de Jong, G. Pedersen Aamand, U. Sander Nielsen, E. Carlén
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The Netherlands
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CRV
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12:00
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A. Brown
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Lameness evaluations for the UK dairy industry
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F. Pearston, R. Mrode, K. Kaseja, M. Winters
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United Kingdom
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AHDB
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Genetic evaluation of new phenotypes (4)
Chair: Sophie Mattalia
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14:00
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A. Koeck
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Genetic parameters for body weight, body condition score and lameness in Austrian dairy cows
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B. Fuerst-Waltl, F. Steininger, C. Egger-Danner
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Austria
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!ZuchtData
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14:15
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J. Promp
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Genetic evaluation of carcass traits in dairy cattle in France
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Croué I., Vinet A., Launay A., Saintilan R., Fouilloux MN, Venot E., Govignon-Gion A., Ducrocq V. and Mattalia S.
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France
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Institut de l'Elevage
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14:30
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T. Pabiou
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Love meat tender
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A. Cromie, D. Berry, R. Evans
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Ireland
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ICBF
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14:45
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E. Carlén
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Youngstock survival in Nordic cattle genetic evaluation
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J. Pedersen, J. Pösö, J.Å. Eriksson, U. Sander Nielsen, G. Pedersen Aamand
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Sweden
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Nordic cattle genetic evaluation
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15:00
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P. Van Raden
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Value of selecting for cow and calf livability
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J.R. Wright, M.E. Tooker, and H.D. Norman
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USA
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USDA-AGIL
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