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AgroParisTech (formerly INA P-G) – List of courses in the ABG field (1) MSc – 2nd year University Code Course title Main lecturers ECTS credits Level Period Website AgroParis Tech A1 Ethical, juridical and social aspects of research in animal biology Dr. M. Mambrini 2 MSc Sept. m-sa.htm Content: The aim of this course is to provide an opportunity to develop reflexions and discussions on several ethical, juridical and social issues dealing with research and development with animals, especially in the field of animal breeding and genetics, e.g.: what use of animals for medical or agronomical research; deontology in research; social acceptance of techniques; property rights and pattenting; bioethics and man. University Code Course title Main lecturers ECTS credits Level Period Website AgroParis Tech G1 Multifactorial genetics Prof. Dr. E. Verrier Prof. Dr. D. de Vienne Dr. H. Gilbert 6 MSc Oct. m-sa.htm Content: This course discusses advanced concepts and methods in the analysis of the variation of quantitative traits, with a comparison between plant, animal and human genetics. The following topics are covered: models for the variation of quantitative traits and the covariance between relatives; componnents of variance; QTL detection and estimation of their effect under controled crossing, within families or in complex pedigrees; gene identification; evolution of the polymorphism.
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AgroParisTech (formerly INA P-G) – List of courses in the ABG field (1) MSc – 2nd year University Code Course title Main lecturers ECTS credits Level Period Website AgroParis Tech A1 Ethical, juridical and social aspects of research in animal biology Dr. M. Mambrini 2 MSc Sept. m-sa.htm Content: The aim of this course is to provide an opportunity to develop reflexions and discussions on several ethical, juridical and social issues dealing with research and development with animals, especially in the field of animal breeding and genetics, e.g.: what use of animals for medical or agronomical research; deontology in research; social acceptance of techniques; property rights and pattenting; bioethics and man. University Code Course title Main lecturers ECTS credits Level Period Website AgroParis Tech G1 Multifactorial genetics Prof. Dr. E. Verrier Prof. Dr. D. de Vienne Dr. H. Gilbert 6 MSc Oct. m-sa.htm Content: This course discusses advanced concepts and methods in the analysis of the variation of quantitative traits, with a comparison between plant, animal and human genetics. The following topics are covered: models for the variation of quantitative traits and the covariance between relatives; componnents of variance; QTL detection and estimation of their effect under controled crossing, within families or in complex pedigrees; gene identification; evolution of the polymorphism.
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AgroParisTech (formerly INA P-G) – List of courses in the ABG field (1) MSc – 2nd year University CodeCourse titleMain lecturersECTS LevelPeriod Website credits http://www.inapg.fr/dsa/ger_genetique/master/ AgroParis A1Ethical, juridical and socialDr. M. Mambrini2 MScSept. m-sa.htm Tech aspectsof research in animal biology Content:The aim of this course is to provide an opportunity to develop reflexions and discussions on several ethical, juridical and social issues dealing with research and development with animals, especially in the field of animal breeding and genetics, e.g.: what use of animals for medical or agronomical research; deontology in research; social acceptance of techniques; property rights and pattenting; bioethics and man.University CodeCourse titleMain lecturersECTS LevelPeriod Website credits http://www.inapg.fr/dsa/ger_genetique/master/ AgroParis G1Multifactorial geneticsProf. Dr. E. Verrier6 MScOct. m-sa.htm Tech Prof.Dr. D. de Vienne Dr. H. Gilbert Content:discusses advanced concepts and methods in the analysis of the variation of quantitative traits, with a comparison between plant, animal and human genetics. The followingThis course topics are covered: models for the variation of quantitative traits and the covariance between relatives; componnents of variance; QTL detection and estimation of their effect under controled crossing, within families or in complex pedigrees; gene identification; evolution of the polymorphism.University CodeCourse titleMain lecturersECTS LevelPeriod Website credits http://www.inapg.fr/dsa/ger_genetique/master/ AgroParis G2Methodologies for animalProf. Dr. E. Verrier4 MScOct.-Nov. m-sa.htm Tech breedingDr. J.L. Foulley Dr.V. Ducrocq Content:This course deals with the methodological aspects of genetic evaluation and selection. BLUP methodology and index theory are discussed in an unified view. A great emphasis is put on the properties of the animal model (AM) BLUP and on complex models derived from the AM-BLUP. The annual genetic gain and the factors of efficiency of selection are discussed in detail, with an emphasis on long term joint optimisation of genetic gain and inbreeding and on marker assisted selection. Breeding plans and crossbreeding plans are also discussed. Advanced mathematical tools are provided when necessary.
