BackgroundGenetic determinism of cranial morphology in the mouse is still largely unknown, despite the localization of putative QTLs and the identification of genes associated with Mendelian skull mal
A dataset comprising 16,563 SNPs from 295 spinach accessions was used to conduct genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and genomic prediction (GP) for the bolting trait, defined by the timing of stem
QTL were localized on high-density SNP map to allow navigation directly from QTL confidence intervals to genomic sequence regions of interest. Negative additive effect values indicate a decrease in th
Single single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genome-wide association studies (SSGWAS) may fail to identify loci with modest effects on a trait. The recently developed regional heritability mapping (RHM
a The phenotypic observation used for the GWAS was the BLUP for the hybrid effect obtained using model in Eq. (3).b The phenotypic observation used for the GWAS was the BLUP for the hybrid effect from