QTLs that contribute to cellular proliferation in the hippocampus (KI67) and to %CD8 in CD3 T-cells.

The table gives the start and end coordinates of the 95% confidence intervals of each QTL (these coordinates are in megabases and are from Build 37 of the mouse genome). Entries in bold indicate QTLs where there is overlap between the two phenotypes. Our measure of probability that the locus is correctly identified is a resample model inclusion probability (RMIP) in the last column. An RMIP is the expected proportion of times a locus is included in a multilocus model. A value of 1 means that the locus would be included in all repeated analyses (estimated by re-sampling the data) and an RMIP of 0.5 means the locus is included in 50% of such analyses. Assessing false positive rates by simulation indicates that at an RMIP threshold of 0.25 about one false positive QTL occurs every four genome scans.