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. 2006 Feb;172(2):1287–1300. doi: 10.1534/genetics.105.047209

TABLE 5.

Epistaic QTL affecting traits of agronomic importance detected in RILs and TC progenies

Variance (%)
Trait Population Chromosome Interval i Chromosome Interval j LODa Locusb Traitc Phenotypic effectd
PH RILs 6 RM30-C962 11 C602-G257 5.25 6.1 6.1 −2.8
TCP2 2 Yl257-C920 6 R11-R1608 5.48 4.9 −2.3
2 Y0193-S1559A 10 RM304-G2155 18.2 4.0 8.9 −2.2
TCP4 4 R1854-RM335 10 S2083-RZ649A 5.23 2.8 2.8 −1.6
PPP RILs 3 yl-171-RM55 9 C985-R1562 5.58 5.9 5.9 −0.4
TCP1 8 RM337-G278 10 E2880B-RM330 5.21 11.0 11.0 −1.2
TCP3 2 y254-RZ87 12 RM313-C2808 5.47 13.5 13.5 0.5
TCP4 2 y2144-RM213 4 RM303-C1008 5.00 6.2 −0.4
4 C140-y103D 9 G293-RM205 5.03 5.6 0.4
5 R2289-RM163 6 R11-R1608 5.06 6.7 18.5 0.4
SPP RILs 4 R1854-RM335 9 C1257-G1085 5.88 5.9 3.9
11 R2918-S1559B 12 S13752-Y0182 6.00 6.2 12.1 4.0
TCP1 2 C1769-RM6 3 R2404-R2443 6.09 3.7 3.7 3.6
TCP4 2 RG144-C149 8 C309-S2108 10.2 3.3 −2.7
8 RM342-G1073 11 R1466B-R2918 6.77 7.8 11.1 4.1
GPP TCP1 6 C688-S1520 10 RM304-G2155 17.9 14.4 14.4 −16.2
TCP4 5 RZ649B-RM164 10 RM330-R2309 6.60 6.9 6.9 3.5
GW TCP1 4 RM303-C1008 10 E2880B-RM330 5.00 10.1 10.1 −0.4
TCP3 1 R596-RZ413 2 S910-RG634 9.38 3.2 0.2
3 RM168-yl-171 7 C615-R565 6.20 6.7 0.3
8 S2108-C483 11 RG543-y245EI 7.08 2.8 12.7 −0.2
TCP4 2 C370-Y0193 11 G257-RG2 5.46 1.9 −0.2
5 C624-RM26 9 S752-C1257 7.30 3.8 5.7 −0.3
GYPP TCP2 2 RG634-y254 4 y103D-C2807 5.40 5.9 3.6
8 RM337-G278 10 RM304-G2155 8.73 5.8 10.7 −3.5
TCP3 4 y103D-C2807 5 R2232-R568 5.00 5.3 5.3 −1.4
TCP4 1 y517-S2139 1 C904-R596 9.81 9.2 1.8
2 RM233-RM154 6 R1679-C751B 5.26 3.6 −1.1
8 G1073-S2055 9 C873-S752 5.07 6.2 19.0 −1.5
a

A LOD score of 5.0 was used for declaring the existence of putative pairs of epistatic QTL, according to the method of Lynch and Walsh (1998).

b

Variance (%) for locus is the proportion of variance explained by the component epistasis.

c

Variance (%) for trait is the total variance of this trait explained by all epistatic QTL detected in a population.

d

Phenotypic effect is the effect arising from interactions between alleles at the loci i and j, as defined by Mather and Jinks (1982).