Table 1 |
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| QTL summary for the three CSS panels | ||||||
| CSS panel | No. of traits | Multigenic traits (n) | Digenic traits (n) | Monogenic traits (n) | No. QTLs | No. of multigenic QTLs |
| A/J | 90 | 62% (55) | 10% (9) | 12% (11) | 16% (14) | 437 |
| PWD | 76 | 49% (37) | 30% (37) | 16% (12) | 5% (4) | 203 |
| MSM | 71 | 55% (39) | 11% (8) | 25% (18) | 8% (6) | 283 |
For each trait, ‘multigenic’ means at least three CSSs differed significantly from the C57BL/6J host strain, and ‘digenic’ and ‘monogenic’ means two CSSs or only one CSS respectively differed significantly from the host strain, and ‘no QTL’ means no CSSs differed significantly from the host strain. ‘No. of multigenic QTLs’ is the sum of the CSSs with significant effects for all multigenic traits in each CSS panel, assuming that each significant CSS represents at least one QTL on the substituted chromosome.
Spiezio et al. BMC Genetics 2012 13:38 doi:10.1186/1471-2156-13-38
