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Simultaneous mapping of epistatic QTL in chickens reveals clusters of QTL pairs with similar genetic effects on growth.

Genetical research - 1 Jun 2004

Carlborg Orjan, Hocking Paul M, Burt Dave W, Haley Chris S

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We used simultaneous mapping of interacting quantitative trait locus (QTL) pairs to study various growth traits in a chicken F2 intercross. The method was shown to increase the number of detected QTLs by 30 % compared with a traditional method detecting QTLs by their marginal genetic effects. Epistasis was shown to be an important contributor to the genetic variance of growth, with the largest impact on early...

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PMID: 15462413
DOI: 10.1017/s0016672304006779

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