Despite the ubiquity of coinfection, we know little of the effects of intra-specific genetic variability on coinfection by distinct parasite species. Here we test the hypothesis that parasite multipli
For each “derived” allele the table shows the three types of effects (total, direct and mediated) and the two (partial) regression coefficients. For each, it gives the mean, median and the results of
For each trait the genome-wide threshold (GW) at p = 0.05 (as determined from 1,000 permutations) is indicated. The marker mapping closest to each QTL and which parental allele contributed positively
Despite the ubiquity of coinfection, we know little of the effects of intra-specific genetic variability on coinfection by distinct parasite species. Here we test the hypothesis that parasite multipli
Genome-wide association meta-analyses (GWAMAs) conducted separately by two strata have identified differences in genetic effects between strata, such as sex-differences for body fat distribution. Howe