Lesson 3 – Concepts of Disease Resistance including Major Genes exam

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1. Genetics of disease resistance in farm animals
2. Disease Resistance in Livestock: an updated review
3. Breeding for disease resistance in livestock/farm animals
4. Breeding for disease resistance in livestock/farm animals
5. Future challenges in breeding for disease resistance in livestock sector
6. The most suitable parameter of selection against mastitis is the
7. Single allele or gene influencing more than one distinct trait or
character is called ________
8. Genetic resistance to diseases appear to be
9. Genetic resistance to diseases appear to be influenced by
10. Immunity, in general, is also called as
11. The lack of immunity is known as
12. The most suitable parameter of selection against mastitis is the of milk
13. Single allele or gene influencing more than one distinct trait or
character is called
14. Locus that correlates with variation of a quantitative trait in the
phenotype of a population is called a .
15.  is a gene whose influence on the phenotypic expression for
a particular disease is always evident, regardless of how this effect is
modified by other genes.
16. The condition of an increase in the severity of a disease in subsequent
generations is termed as .
17. Problems encountered in developing livestock genetically resistant to
diseases:
18. Breeding for maintaining stocks with better udder health
19. Genetic selection for disease resistance
20. Discuss on the immunological control of disease resistance:
21. Zebu cattle appears to be more susceptible to diseases than Bos
taurus cattle
22. Genetic resistance to diseases appear to be specific and not general
23. Genetic resistance is governed by many genes and not due to a
single pair of genes
24. Genetic resistance of a population to most of the diseases in a
particular geographical area is a kind of adaptability
25. There is possibility of presence of a major gene influencing disease
resistance to all the diseases