M P L Calus
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Recent Articles
1.
Rocha R, Garcia A, Dos Santos M, Otto P, da Silva M, Martins M, et al.
J Dairy Sci
. 2024 Feb;
107(6):3794-3801.
PMID: 38310969
Over the past decades, daughter designs, including genotyped sires and their genotyped daughters, have been used as an approach to identify QTL related to economic traits. The aim of this...
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Espinola Alfonso R, Fikse W, Calus M, Strandberg E
J Dairy Sci
. 2024 Feb;
107(7):4693-4703.
PMID: 38310967
For beef semen usage on dairy cows, much of the research has focused on the performance of the crossbred calves, yet little focus has been given to the subsequent performance...
3.
Calus M, Wientjes Y, Bos J, Duenk P
Animal
. 2023 Oct;
17(11):100997.
PMID: 37820407
The purebred-crossbred genetic correlation (r) is a key parameter to determine whether the optimal selection of purebred animals to improve crossbred performance should rely on crossbred phenotypes, purebred phenotypes, or...
4.
Wilmot H, Druet T, Hulsegge I, Gengler N, Calus M
Animal
. 2023 Apr;
17(5):100793.
PMID: 37087997
Currently, enhancing the collaboration between related breeds is of main importance to increase the competitivity and the sustainability of local breeds. One type of collaboration is the development of an...
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Verschuren L, Schokker D, Bergsma R, van Milgen J, Molist F, Calus M, et al.
Animal
. 2021 Aug;
15(9):100211.
PMID: 34416554
Providing pigs a diet that matches their nutrient requirements involves optimizing the diet based on the nutrient digestibility values of the considered feed ingredients. Feeding the same quantity of a...
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Marjanovic J, Hulsegge B, Calus M
J Dairy Sci
. 2021 Feb;
104(4):4498-4506.
PMID: 33551169
Red dairy breeds are a valuable cultural and historical asset, and often a source of unique genetic diversity. However, they have difficulties competing with other, more productive, dairy breeds. Improving...
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Pszczola M, Calus M, Strabel T
J Dairy Sci
. 2019 Apr;
102(6):5342-5346.
PMID: 30928263
Livestock produce CH, contributing to the global warming effect. One of the currently investigated solutions to reduce CH production is selective breeding. The goal of this study was to estimate...
8.
Aldridge M, Vandenplas J, Calus M
J Dairy Sci
. 2018 Nov;
102(2):1364-1373.
PMID: 30471906
Allele frequencies are used for several aspects of genomic prediction, with the assumption that these are equal to the allele frequency in the base generation of the pedigree. The current...
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Calus M, Goddard M, Wientjes Y, Bowman P, Hayes B
J Dairy Sci
. 2018 Mar;
101(5):4279-4294.
PMID: 29550121
Genomic prediction is applicable to individuals of different breeds. Empirical results to date, however, show limited benefits in using information on multiple breeds in the context of genomic prediction. We...
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Manzanilla-Pech C, Veerkamp R, de Haas Y, Calus M, Ten Napel J
J Dairy Sci
. 2017 Sep;
100(11):9103-9114.
PMID: 28865857
Given the interest of including dry matter intake (DMI) in the breeding goal, accurate estimated breeding values (EBV) for DMI are needed, preferably for separate lactations. Due to the limited...