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ANSC 107 Quiz 11-1-11
92 cards·by Emily Jack
Inbreeding
Does not increase the number of recessive genes it merely allows them to be expressed.
Inbreeding
Depression is a loss of reduction of vigor or production that usually accompanies
inbreeding.
Line Breeding
Mild form where inbreeding is kept low. Keep High genetic relationship.
Phenotype Effects of Inbreeding
Superior Genetics, High Homozygous & likely to pass on.
High Inbreeding
60-70% show detrimental, 30-40% don't show. Trying to identify.
Inbreeding Plusses
Especially hidden & serious recessive traits.
Inbreeding
Does not make problems just allows them to be expressed.
Outcrossing
Unrelated animals within the same breed are mated.
Crossbreeding
Mating to different breeds.
Hybrid Vigor
The superiority of the crossbred offspring over the average of the pure breeds (parents) used
to make the cross.
Swine Production And Crossbreeding
The preferred system of mating for Commercial Swine because more pigs survive from birth to
weaning and are heavier at weening.
Two Basic Types of Crossbreeding
Rotational- 2 or more breeds, Terminal-None kept for breeding
Mating System for Horses
Line Breeding
True Growth
Increase in structural tissue. Excludes fat.
Growth
Increase in Weight
Maturity
Sexual, Compositional-Feed lot
Physiological Age
Refers to stages of development as the animal grows.
Hyperplasia
Increase in the number of Cells
Hypertrophy
Increase in Cell Size
True Growth
Stops when Animal Reaches Maturity
Efficiency in Production
Input per Unit Output
Swine-Measure of Growth
Days to 270
Horse-Growth
Hands
Poultry-Growth
Days to Slaughter weight
Correlated Responses
Selection for growth can influence other traits as well. Some traits are influenced
positively while others are influenced negatively.
Growth-Heritability
Moderately-High .3-.5
Hormone Def
Chemical Substance that is secreted into the body fluids by one cell or group of cells and has an
effect on other cells.
Hormone
Tells body what to do.
Peptide Hormone
GH (somatoropin), bST, oST, pST Source: Anterior Pituitary
Peptide Hormone
Increased Milk Production, growth rate, mature size, muscle to bone, decreased fat.
Somatostatin
Inhibits release of growth hormone.
GHRH
Hypothalamus Growth Hormone
Somatomedin
IGFs produced in the liver and released in response to somatotropin.
Stimulate Growth of Bone and muscle.
Somatomedin
Thyroxine
Thyroid, Promotes energy production and oxygen consumption by peripheral tissue.
Insulin
Pancreas, Stimulates growth by increaing the uptake of glucose and amino acids. Increases
RNA
Epinephrine
Adrenal Medulla Regulation of cardiovascular system, mobilizes glycogen from liver, leg
muscle receptors, dilates pupils
Norepinephrine
Adrenal Medullla Stimulates Brain Function
Glucocorticoids
Adrenal Cortex Affects carbohydrate metabolism and have powerful anti-inflammatory
actions.
Testosterone
Testes, Increased growth rate, feed eff, mature size, muscle and bone, decreased fat, slows
skeletal growth.
Estrogen
Ovaries, Slows skeletal growth, promotes growth in steers.
Progersterone
Hormone of Pregnancy, Corpus Luteum. Improves growth weight in steers. Key additive for
steers.
DES
Estrogen, Human Birth Defects Promotes growth rate in steers and heifers
Ralgro
Implant-Sheep Estrogen, Promotes growth rate in males. Ossification at early age.
Synovex S
Progesterone, Growth rate in steers.
Synovex H
Testosterone, growth weight in heifers.
Synovex C
Estradiol and progesterone, growth weight in calves. Precurser to both estrogen and
testosterone
MGA
Melengesterol Acetate, rate of gain in heifers by suppressing estrus.
Clenbuterol
Cannot be used in food animals. Used in horses, football players. Increase muscle growth and
decrease fat growth. Bone & joint problems.
Larger Scrotal Measurement
Earlier daughters will reach puberty.
Early Mother
Better lifetime production.
GnRH
Melitonin, hypothalamus, acts upon anterior pituitary stimultes FSH.
Melitonin
Pineal Gland daylight decreasing.
FSH
Follicle stimulating hormone, anterior pituitary, acts upon ovary makes follicles grow.
LH
Luteinizing hormone, anterior pituitary, acts upon ovary: starts ovulation
Inhibin
Stops LH Secreted by follicle acts upon anterior pituitary stops FSH
Estrogen
Follicle, causes estrus
Progesterone
Corpus Luteum
Oxytocin
Milk Letdown, uterine contractions. Posterior pituitary, corpus luteum.
Prostaglandin
Acts upon Corpus Luteum, Secreted by Uterine Lining. Gives Open Signal
LH
Ovulation, Corpus Luteum
LH-Male
Testosterone
FSH
Follicular development, estrogen production
Inhibin
Down regulates FSH
Estrogen
Estrus, Uterine milk
Progesterone
Corpus luteum, pregnancy, mammary gland, negative feedback to the hypothalamus
Oxytocin
Milke let down, posterior pituitary, contractions, smooth muslce.
Prostaglandin
Endometrim, non pregnant uterus. regression of corpus luteum.
Synchronization
Prostoglandin-Coprus Luteum, Progestorne-Cycle pattern
Progesterone Implant Length
12 days
Vulva
1
Vagina
2
Cervix
3
Uterus
4
Oviduct
5
Infidibulum
7
Uterine Horn
6
Ovary
8
Broad Ligament
Holds up female repro tract
Follicle
Blister
Graffian
Mature Follicle
Atretic
deteriorated follicle
Cystic
continuous corpus luteum
Corpus Hemorrhagicum
Pre-Coprus Luteum "Bloody Body"
Corpus Luteum
Progestorone, "Yellow Body"
Corpus Albicans
"White Body" Regressed Corpus Luteum
Ovulation Fossa
Ovulation In Horses
Horn Length Pig
4-5feet
Cow Horn Length
7-8 inch bipartite
Mare Cervix
Longitudinal Folds
Sow Cervix
Corkscrew
Cow Cervix
Annular Rings