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Table III.

QTLs controlling the editing efficiency of ccb206 C24 detected in a RIL population from a Col × Ler cross

QTLs were detected by using three analytical methods: SPA, IM, and CIM. cM refers to the position of the marker on the chromosome (in cM). Source indicates the parental origin of the allele that increases the editing efficiency (Col). R² measures the proportion of variance explained by each marker. Effect is the additive effect contributed by each marker.

Chromosome	Marker^a	cM	Source	F	SPA LOD^b	R²	Effect	LOD^b	IM R²	Effect	LOD^b	CIM R²	Effect
4	g6837	26.4	Col	26.85	4.41	0.48	6.15	4.35	0.45	5.95	7.14	0.38	5.61
1	m532	100.5	Col								3.39	0.13	3.33

For chromosome 4, only the results for the peak marker are given.

Significance threshold levels (P < 0.05: SPA = 2.59; IM = 2.7; CIM = 2.7; P < 0.01: SPA = 3.35; IM = 4; CIM = 3.8) were determined by permutation tests (see “Materials and Methods” for more details). LODs greater than the P < 0.01 threshold are shown in bold.