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GENETIC IMPROVEMENT WILDLIFE - SABLEPaul Lubout

PROGRAMMEPROGRAMME – PROGRAM10h00 Opening and Welcome – Jacques Malan10h15 Outline of the Day - Paul Lubout (Wildlife Stud

Services)10h30 Utilizing DNA testing to identify single gene

traits – Colour – Dr Munro Marx (Unistel)11h00 Lessons to be learnt from the Livestock Stud

Industry – Prof. Frikkie Neser (UFS)

PROGRAMME11h30 Current genetic improvement and DNA tests in

the SA Game industry today–Prof Bettine Jansen van Vuuren (UJ)

11h45 Parentage testing in the livestock and game industry - Olivia Mapholi

(ARC –Irene)12h00 ARC – Biotechnology Platform – Testing the

game genome – Dr Jasper Rees (ARC)12h15 Utilizing Genomics in genetic improvement - An

African Buffalo example – Dr Ben Greyling (ARC – Irene)

12h30 Utilizing DNA testing (SNP) in identifying multiple gene traits – horn length – Dr Norman Maiwashe (ARC – Irene)

PROGRAMME12h45 Putting it all together: A web-based integrated

genetic game improvement system for the game industry - Dr Paul Lubout (Wildlife Stud Services)

13h15 Group DiscussionClosure Stud Game Breeders®

Lunch Braai: Sponsored by / Geborg deur : Vleissentraal Bosveld

Cold drinks & beer: sponsored by / Koeldrank en bier geborg deur SA Brouerye

REQUIREMENTS FOR GENETIC IMPROVEMENT WILDLIFE INDUSTRY

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REQUIREMENTS FOR GENETIC IMPROVEMENT WILDLIFE INDUSTRY

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Olivia

NORMAN

BEN

INTRODUCTION1. Introduction2. Current situation

• Mistakes made by Livestock industry - Prof Frikkie Neser (UFS)• Current status of genetic analysis and improvement in the wildlife industry Prof Bettine Jansen Van Rensburg (UJ)

2. DNA not the magic solution. 3. The tools for genetic improvement:

• Single gene trait selection using SNP – Dr Munro Marx (Unistel)• Parentage identification - Olivia Mapholi (ARC)• SNP – whole genome, 700k, 54k 8-10k – Jasper Rees (ARC)• Buffalo Case Study – Ben Greyling (ARC)• SNP multiple gene traits (horn length) Norman Maiwashe (ARC)

5. WS2 the key to the future – Paul Lubout