CAMP results: SNPs meeting genome-wide significance at α = 0.05.

Results of the CAMP analysis with 402 families, 534,290 SNPs, assuming an additive mode of inheritance. Num. Info. Families indicates the number of families that were informative (i.e., at least one parent was heterozygous) for the marker of interest, and MAF denotes minor allele frequency. Markers with fewer than 20 families were removed from the analysis, as the asymptotic properties required for the test statistic may not hold. The power ranks are obtained from the conditional power of the test, calculated using our new technique with mating type ratio equation R4. The required significance level is obtained using the Ionita-Laza method [9] with K = 7, r = 2, and α = 0.05.