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Genetic Strategies for Enhancing Rooster Fertility in Tropical and Humid Climates: Challenges and Opportunities.
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Abstract
Native chickens are important both economically and for the preservation of genetic diversity, especially for optimizing the reproductive performance of male chickens, which plays an important role in genetic propagation. However, hot and humid weather affects the quality of semen and the breeding ability of male chickens. One method used to solve this problem is genetic selection using genomic technology, which improves accuracy and shortens the breed selection time. Therefore, we collected and analyzed data from relevant research to review the genetic improvement approach for male chickens using genomic technology. We compared popular genomic selection models, such as GBLUP, ssGBLUP, Bayesian approaches, RR-GBLUP, WGBLUP, and MTGBLUP, as well as genome-wide association studies (GWASs), to identify genes associated with semen quality and heat tolerance. The results of this analysis suggested that the use of genomic data can enhance genetic selection and enable breeding to occur more quickly and accurately. We addressed the trends and scientific developments in male chicken genetic selection, together with the benefits and constraints of each method. This will help breeders and researchers to create the most successful genetic selection plans for the next generation of chickens.
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