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Chapter 9: Inbreeding and cross-breeding • Effect of inbreeding on individual and population level • Effect of cross-breeding • Minimum inbreeding systems • Population structure Inbreeding depression • decrease in the level of the production traits due to inbreeding • Genes with dominance have most effect on the heterozygotes • Increased level of homozygosity is the under laying factor which causes the inbreeding depression Genotype AA Frequency p2 + pqF Aa 2pq - 2pqF aa q2 + pqF Linearity of the inbreeding depression Linear fall in daily slaughter gain in swine Hybrid Vigour • Increase in the level of production traits, due to crossing, is called hybrid vigour or heterosis • Genes with dominance causes most effect on the heterozygotes • Increased heterozygosity is the under laying factor which causes hybrid vigour Effect of crossing • Cannot be predicted • Trial and error principle • Good crossing-combinations can be repeated again and again Crossing systems Two-way, three-way, four-way, back, or rotation crossing Effect of crossing: Example Calculation of hybrid vigour in sows: Example litter size • Landrace Yorkshire 11 • Pure bred 10 Hybrid vigour = (11 - 10)/10 = 10 % Crossing demands a surplus of females • An RDM or SDM cow bears in average only 1.1 to 1.2 heifer calf, which is sufficient to maintain the pure bred population. • Therefore, crossing production is not possible in these breeds, if pure breeding is desirable in the entire population Negative recombination effects in F2 Biochemistry in a two-gene system, which can be actual in F2 individuals after a crossing of aabb x AABB Breeding systems, summary • • • • Inbreeding Pure breeding Line Breeding Crossing Minimum inbreeding systems • Pedigree • Selected animals gets the same number of offspring • Circular mating systems Pedigrees • Mating of non-related • (far out related) individuals • Ca. 3-4 generations • Necessary to maintain pedigree in pure breeding All individuals gets two offspring Distribution of offspring after random mating Circular mating systems Breeding pyramid Gene flow between the different levels of herds