Genetic variation in immunity and disease resistance in dairy cows and other livestock Lu Wang

Genetic variation in immunity and disease resistance in dairy cows and other livestock Lu WangFor most diseases of economic importance in livestock, resistance can be considered to be a complex or quantitative trait with limited evidence of negative correlations with resistance to other diseases. Attention to such traits allows the selection of healthier and more productive animals. This chapter reviews the sources of variation in resistance to disease, and then considers three strategies for selecting for resistance: by directly selecting for

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