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QTL mapping for combining ability in different population-based NCII designs: a simulation study.

Journal of genetics - 1 Dec 2013

Li Lanzhi, Sun Congwei, Chen Yuan, Dai Zhijun, Qu Zhen, Zheng Xingfei, Yu Sibin, Mou Tongmin, Xu Chenwu, Hu Zhongli

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The NCII design (North Carolina mating design II) has been widely applied in studies of combining ability and heterosis. The objective of our research was to estimate how different base populations, sample sizes, testcross numbers and heritability influence QTL analyses of combining ability and heterosis. A series of Monte Carlo simulation experiments with QTL mapping were then conducted for the base population...

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PMID: 24371174
DOI: 10.1007/s12041-013-0311-6

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