GWAS (Genome-Wide Association Study) is a method used in genetics quantitative traits to obtain genetic variations (single nucleotide polymorphisms or SNPs) that are associated with a specific disease or trait. The purpose of this method is to identify genetic loci that characterize a certain disease or economically useful trait. Development and improvement BLUP models based on information received from high-density chips and conducting a genome-wide analysis will expand our understanding of biological mechanisms, with better information, and develop new approaches selective selection of competitive animals into the breeding core of the population.
genome-wide association study, genetic associations, feeding behavior, economically useful traits, pig breeding industry
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