Sentences with phrase «breed gene pool»

In the process certain individuals, usually males, will become disproportionately represented in the breed gene pool.

Over time and generations, the frequency of the mutation will reduce without sacrificing valuable traits those dogs may have or severely restricting the breed gene pool.

This risks fragmenting the breed gene pool if tail types are deemed «correct» or «faulty» depending on the country in which the dog resides.

Crossbred animals would have very great difficulty surviving in the show - breeding gene pool — they would find it difficult to win or produce offspring who could.

Not exact matches

Wouldn't natural selection be more tuned towards finding the healthiest, most handsome, «richest» gene pool to breed with?

Instead, we run around du mbing the gene pool down, breeding with the neanderthals.

I hope one day that weak minded deluded people are bred out of the gene pool.

As a rule of thumb, plant breeders in both public research institutes and private companies use genetic engineering only in the following situations: 1) the gene of interest is not found within the crop gene pool, 2) if found in the gene pool, transfer will be difficult due to incompatibility and other breeding problems or 3) the transfer of the gene will take a long time as in the case of perennial crops like coconut.

In Southern Europe, there may be more opportunities arising from some of the «brown breeds» with high initial levels of the A2 gene, but it will still be very hard to put together large pools of A2 milk.

Researchers and conservationists plan to use the animal's genome to selectively breed diverse individuals, widening the gene pool and making future generations more resistant to diseases.

Part of this will involve extensive breeding programs (which work better in desert regions than in jungles, where there are lots of wild bees messing up the gene pool) and part will involve educating beekeepers and fighting a stereotype that African bees are always bad and European ones good.

For example, male zebrafish with more numerous or more effective breeding ornaments — and thus lower regenerative potential — might contribute more to the gene pool, phasing out regenerative potential over generations.

Martonvásár Development of new generic plant genotypes to satisfy the needs of the future, based on an internationally acknowledged plant gene pool, and using up - to - date genetic, physiological, cell and reproduction biological, functional genomic, biotechnological, plant breeding and crop production methods.

When revived and breeding, they will enrich the ferret gene pool by increasing the number of founders of the current population from 7 to 9.

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In Japan, these dogs are respected and considered healthier and smarter as they come from a bigger gene pool than most pure breeds,» explains the Japanese - born permanent resident, who has been residing in our sunny island for 19 years.

The available gene pool is, of course, the great equalizer that levels the playing field in our quest to breed dogs that meet the breed standard, as any of us can only achieve as much success in that quest as the available gene pool allows.

For many years, breeders have crossed the Sphynx cat breed with cats of normal coat and therefore have a strong gene pool.

The large gene pool available in establishing this breed and careful, informed breeding practices have helped insure this.

A number of different breeds contributed to the gene pool of the Rhodesian Ridgeback including the Bloodhound, Greyhound, Pointer, Mastiff, Airedale, and Africa's Hottentot Dog, among others.

David Alderton decodes your dog's heritage by «unwinding» the twisted gene pool of cross breeding to identify just which pure bred dogs appear in the «mutt».

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«When you lessen the gene pool you open the breed up to the possibility of auto - immune - related diseases,» said a club spokeswoman.

Less popular breeds would have smaller gene pools.

Breeders find that it narrows the gene pool from which they can select dogs to breed.

When the breed drew the attention of British fanciers, Italian Greyhounds were added to the gene pool to produce the clean, graceful lines of the modern Whippet.

The purpose of selective breeding such as this was to create a genetically sound cat with a large gene pool and hybrid vigor.

So a breed with a smaller gene pool (and thus less genetic variation) would be more likely to have a recessive disorder.

Some people believe that mixed breeds are inherently healthier than purebreds because there is a larger gene pool to draw from.

Hyperuricemia in Dalmatians (as in all breeds) is inherited, but unlike other breeds, the «normal» gene is not present in the Dalmatian breed's gene pool.

Purebred are far more prone to albinism because they are bred within a restricted gene pool.

The conclusions from the seminar were (a) don't throw out the COMMD1 test and (b) as a numerically small breed we can not afford to restrict the gene pool.

It actually makes them HEALTHIER not to be bred)- blah blah blah A GOOD breeder breeds a specific dog because they LOVE the breed and want to better it by ruling out any negative genes in the pool.

Though some say that mixed breed dogs are inherently healthier than pure breeds simply because they have a larger gene pool, if both parent breeds are prone to the same diseases a mixed breed will have a higher risk for getting those diseases.

The selection of certain traits is achieved only by generations of careful breeding, discarding dogs that don't have the desired qualities and narrowing the gene pool until the right combinations occur with regularity.

However, the gene pool for purebred cats is pretty small, which colors all breeding considerations.

If one sees a similar disease in one of the breeds which originally contributed to the TFT gene pool it would be interesting to determine whether it is the same mutation causing it.

In an attempt to inject some healthy diversity back into the breed's gene pool, Swiss breeders have begun crossing the English bulldog with a breed from the US, known as «The Olde English Bulldogge».

The future availability of pets, the perpetuation of the dog fancy, the health of the individual dogs and the gene pools of the breeds that we love may all depend on keeping a few more dogs intact!

The nature of breeding for the show ring involves intense selection that severely narrows the gene pool in many, if not most, breeds.

While the differences between the breeds are slight, most professional breeders such as the American Kennel Club and the United Kennel Club eschew mixing the gene pools, and treat the two lineages as distinct.

Plus, we know that purebred dogs can be sensibly more at risk with inherited medical conditions because they are all coming from the very same closed gene pool of the few dogs that started the breed.

When new breeds come out it is very common to have a very high laxity in the hips giving a high number and if using only the OFA method a new breed could be eliminated instantly if all the dogs were eliminated from the gene pool from a failed OFA reading.

The Cavalier, as a purebred dog, comes from generations and generations of breeding dogs with a common gene pool giving a predictable characteristic appearance, temperament and function.

This is because they are bred from a relatively narrow gene pool and inbreeding often occurs, meaning genes that cause disease are passed down through the generations.

In general, pedigree breeds use a much smaller gene pool for breeding than domestic cats and therefore have a higher risk of developing inherited disorders.

Well, it would have spared Clay and Zorro from being affected, and certainly that would have been a good thing, but what would have been the overall affect on the gene pool for the breed?

Outcrossing is still actively done to insure a healthy breed with a wide and diverse gene pool, and it is working!

The early years of the breed involved a fairly small gene pool, so the risk for hereditary conditions is worth considering for this breed.