TABLE 3.
Bristle number variation in synthetic populations
Bristle no. mean (SD)a |
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Sex | Traitb | Panel | Coarse mappingc | Fine mappingc |
F | ABN | pAr1 | 20.6 (1.82) | — |
F | ABN | pBr1 | 19.8 (1.87) | — |
F | ABN | pBr2 | 20.0 (1.78) | — |
F | SBN | pAr1 | 19.9 (1.98) | — |
F | SBN | pBr1 | 19.0 (1.75) | — |
F | SBN | pBr2 | 19.4 (1.85) | — |
M | ABN | pAr1 | 18.4 (1.79) | 18.6 (1.78) |
M | ABN | pBr1 | 17.4 (1.73) | 17.5 (1.74) |
M | ABN | pBr2 | 17.4 (1.75) | — |
M | SBN | pAr1 | 19.2 (2.07) | 19.4 (2.06) |
M | SBN | pBr1 | 18.1 (1.65) | 18.2 (1.65) |
M | SBN | pBr2 | 18.4 (1.78) | — |
—, panels/sexes not used for fine mapping.
The sex/trait/panel/mapping generation phenotype mean (and its standard deviation). Note that the flies scored are the F1 progeny of a recombinant female and an isogenic male and are thus trans-heterozygotes of a maternally inherited synthetic recombinant chromosome against a paternally inherited chromosome from the isogenic strain.
ABN, abdominal bristle number; SBN, sternopleural bristle number.
Values for the coarse mapping are derived from ∼500 flies, and values for the fine mapping are derived from ∼1000 flies.