From the genetic theory for breeding practice
A main field of research is mapping and fine-mapping of quantitative trait loci (QTL), leading to methods of marker-assisted genetic evaluation, selection and breeding. Thereby commercial livestock populations are considered as well as experimental families, including laboratory animals (mice). A further topic is the importance of genomic imprinting for the inheritance in livestock and its possible implications for genetic improvement. We work both theoretically and apply our ideas to real-world dairy-, beef- and pig-datasets, which continue to be supervised by Prof. em. Norbert Reinsch. Scientific computational tools include weell-known packages as e.g. SAS, Mathematica, PEST, VCE, own software is developed using FORTRAN.
Dr. sc. agr. Abdulraheem Arome Musa
Institute of Genetics and Biometry
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Xi Ding, M.Sc.
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Ricarda Elisabeth Jahnel, M.Sc.
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