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Chapter 6: Quantitative traits, breeding
value and heritability
• Quantitative traits
• Phenotypic and genotypic values
• Breeding value
• Dominance deviation
• Additive variance
• Heritability
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Quantitative traits
• Phenotype = Genotype + Environment P = G + E
• Mean value (• Standard deviation• QTL (Quantitative Trait Loci)
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Quantitative traits, breeding value and heritability
Fat % in SDM:
Mean value
Standard deviation (
Fat %in Jersey:
Mean value
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Phenotype value (P)
• Phenotypic value = own performance
• Phenotypic value can be measured and is evaluated in relation to the mean value of the population
• Phenotypic value is determined by the Genotype value (G) and Environmental effect (E)
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Genotype value (G)
• Joint effect of all genes in all relevant loci
• The phenotype mean value (Pg) of individuals with the same genotype
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Breeding value (A)
A = 2(Pg -Ppop)Pg
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Genotypic value and dominance deviation
No Dominance deviation (D)
heterozygote = the average of homozygotes
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Genotypic value and dominance deviation in a locus
• In case of dominance for a locus, the genotypic value is determined as the breeding value plus type and size of the dominance deviation
• G = A + D
• Dominance: Interaction within a locus
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Dominance types
• No dominance : The heterozygote genotypic value is the average of the two homozygotes
• Complete dominance : The heterozygote genotypic value is as one of the homozygotes
• Over dominance : The heterozygote genotypic value is outside one of the two homozygotes
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Calculation of defined mean value of weight in mice
P(A1)= 0,3 q(A2)= 0,7Mouse weight for the genotypes:
A2 A2 A2 A1 A1 A1
6 12 14 gram
Ppop = (genotype valuefrequency) =
60.72 + 122 0.70.3 + 140.32 = 9.24
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Calculation of defined breeding value of an individual A1A1
Individual
A1A1 A1 A2
p(A1A1 offspring) = 1p = 10.3 p(A1A2 offspring) = 1q = 10,7
PA1A1 = 140.3 + 120.7 = 12.6
Population
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Calculation of defined breeding value, continued
PA1A1 = 12,6 Ppop = 9.24
AA1A1 = 2(PA1A1 -Ppop) = 2( 12.6 – 9.24) = 6,72
On phenotype scale:
AA1A1 = 2(PA1A1 -Ppop) +Ppop
= 6.72 + 9.24 = 15.96
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Genotype value, breeding value and dominance deviation
• The effect on a quantitative trait of a single loci is difficult to identify
• Solution: Ignore the individual loci and define the problem as quantitative!
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Calculation of mean value: Example
Genotype: TT Tt tt
Kg milk: 1882 1882 2082
Genotype frequencies: p2=0.45 2pq=0.44 q2=0.11
pT = 0.67 and qt = 0.33
Ppop = 0.451882 + 0.441882 + 0.112082
= 1904 kg
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Calculation of environmental effect: Example
PTT = 1882 kg
Mathilde: P = 1978 kg milk E = +96
Maren: P = 1773 kg milk E = -109
P = G + E
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Calculation of breeding value of the heterozygote
• An animal’s breeding value is not necessarily the same as the genotypic value
• The breeding value of a heterozygote is the average of the breeding values for the two homozygotes
• ATt = (ATT + Att)/2
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Calculation of breeding value and dominance deviation
A = 2(Pg -P ) p(T) = 0.67 q(t) = 0.33
ATT = 2((-22 0.67 + -22 0.33) - 0) = -44 Att = 2((-22 0.67 + 178 0.33) - 0) = 88ATt = (ATT + Att)/2 = 22
TT and Tt Mean value tt 1882 1904 2082 -22 0 +178
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Calculation of dominance deviation
Genotype G = A + D
TT -22 = -44 + 22 Tt -22 = 22 + (-44) tt 178 = 88 + 90
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Additive variance (2A)
• The genetic variance (2G) for a locus is due to
differences in breeding values or in dominance deviations
2A is calculated as the mean value of the
additive genetic deviations squared
2A is due to the differences in breeding values
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Additive variance
2A = (genotype frequency (A - P) 2)
2A = (-44-0)2 0.45 + (22-0)2 0.44 +
(88-0)2 0.11 = 1926
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Phenotypic variance
2p is estimated directly as the
variance of the observed values
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Heritability
• The proportion of the phenotypic variance, which is caused by the additive variance, is called the heritability
• h2 = 2A / 2
p
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Heritability and common environment
• Common environment (c2)
• Heritability is calculated as the correlation between half sibs, as they normally only have genes in common and not the environment
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Heritability estimation
Selection response = R
Selection difference = S
• R = h2 S h2 = R/S
• Heritability is the part of the parents’ phenotypic deviation, which can be transferred to their offspring
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Heritability estimation, continued
• Heritability can be determined as the
calculated correlation (r or t) between
related individuals in relation to the
coefficient of relationship (a)
• h2 = r / a r = a h2
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Estimation of common environment
• The correlation between related individuals:
t = a h2 + c2
Weight mother
Weight offspring
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Example: Estimation of heritability and common
environmentHalf sib correlation: • t = 0.03 • 1/4 h2 + 0 = 0.03 h2 = 0.12
Full sib correlation:
• t = 0.41
1/2 h2 + c2 = 0.41 1/2 0.12 + c2 = 0.41
c2 = 0.35