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===Strategies for Archiving Samples=== | ===Strategies for Archiving Samples=== | ||
==Genetic Defects== | ==Genetic Defects== | ||
[NOTE to whomever authors this section - There is already a [[Recessive Genetic Defects]] page. I assume the section here in data processing is intended to describe procedures for processing genetic defect data? Please include the link to AVE's [[Recessive Genetic Defects]] page.] | |||
==Genomic Data for Genetic Evaluation== | ==Genomic Data for Genetic Evaluation== | ||
===Quality Control=== | ===Quality Control=== | ||
===Imputation=== | ===Imputation=== | ||
=Data Ownership= | =Data Ownership= | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 17 February 2019
ID systems (link to Data Collection section)
Herd IDs
Tattoos
Breed Association Registration Numbers
International Registration Numbers
Breed Codes
Whole Herd Reporting (link to Data Collection section)
WHR by Breed Association (add links to association pages)
Data Reporting Incentives
ASA Performance Advocate Program
AAA Rebate Program
Data Transfer
Online Data Entry
Herd Management Software
File Transfer
Association Level Processing
Breed Association Member Handbooks (links)
Registration and Transfer
Data for Genetic Evaluation
Contemporary Groups (link to Data Collection page)
Adjustment Factors
Age Windows
ETs and Multiple Births
Data Quality
Association Reports
Pedigrees
Breed Composition
Performance Reports
Adjusted Measurements
Ratios
Cow Productivity
Pathfinder Dams
Dams of Distinction
Genomic Data
Overview of Genotyping
Sample Collection
Sample IDs
Strategies for Archiving Samples
Genetic Defects
[NOTE to whomever authors this section - There is already a Recessive Genetic Defects page. I assume the section here in data processing is intended to describe procedures for processing genetic defect data? Please include the link to AVE's Recessive Genetic Defects page.]
