Assessing accuracy of imputation using different SNP panel densities in a multi-breed sheep population

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Ricardo V. Ventura
Stephen P. Miller
Ken G. Dodds
Benoit Auvray
Michael Lee
Matthew Bixley
Shannon M. Clarke
John C. McEwan
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[1] University of Guelph,Centre for Genetic Improvement of Livestock
[2] Beef Improvement Opportunities,Invermay Agricultural Centre
[3] AgResearch Limited,Department of Mathematics and Statistics
[4] University of Otago,undefined
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Genetics Selection Evolution | / 48卷
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Reference Population; Genomic Selection; Concordance Rate; Imputation Accuracy; Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Density;
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