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. 2000 Jun 20;97(14):7947–7950. doi: 10.1073/pnas.140216397

Table 1.

Genetic model for QTL affecting three body composition traits

Location F ratio*
Inferred genetic model Confidence interval QTL effect
Paternal effect Maternal effect Dominance
Back fat thickness, mm
 SSC2, 36 cM 24.07§ 2.85 0.51 Paternal expression 0–73 0.95  (0.20)
 SSC7, 57 cM 30.27§ 49.35§ 0.04 Mendelian expression 38–72 −2.30  (0.25)
Muscle depth, mm
 SSC7, 56 cM 4.74 50.33§ 2.20 Maternal expression 41–72 −1.69  (0.24)
Intramuscular fat content, %
 SSC6, 23 cM 0.07 14.53§ 0.00 Maternal expression 0–52 0.14  (0.04)
 SSC6, 117 cM 14.71§ 1.34 0.31 Paternal expression 90–150 −0.13  (0.03)
*

Partial F ratio for the individual components of a model including a paternal, maternal, and dominance component at the most likely position of the QTL. 

Empirical confidence intervals obtained by bootstrapping for the relevant model. 

Estimates of QTL effects for the inferred genetic model. The additive effect (Mendelian expression) and the paternal or maternal effect (imprinting) are expressed as the deviation of the Meishan allele (3, 19, 20). Standard errors of the estimates are in parentheses. 

§

P < 0.0001.