Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics
Abstract
The use of a high throughput SNP genotyping platform with 15,380 bovine SNP assays, across 1546 dairy bulls resulted in a data set of approximately 23.8 M SNP data points. Stringent control measures based around low polymorphic content, sample failure, deviation from HWE, low call rate,
non-Mendelian inheritance, tri-allelic SNP, and incompatible clustering of data, resulted in removal of 4321 SNPs. The majority (2973) were due to low polymorphic content (MAF99%) across repeat samples, and between platforms. SNP technology has now matured where comprehensive genome-wide analyses can be conducted in cattle with a high degree of robustness
