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. 2007 Jun;176(2):1261–1281. doi: 10.1534/genetics.106.069641

TABLE 5.

Fine-mapped X-linked male bristle number QTL

QTL position (expanded cM)c 2.5-LOD dropd
QTLa Region Traitb Panel LOD cM Cytology Effect (SE)e
1 Tip SBN pAr1 11.3 19.8 <0.4–1.7 <1F1–3C3 −1.06 (0.144)
2 Tip SBN pBr1 4.2 0.0 <0.4–1.4 <1F1–3B3 −0.51 (0.118)
3 Tip SBN pBr1 5.1 133.0 2.4–4.2 < 3D2–3F3 < −0.68 (0.138)
4 Middle ABN pBr1 8.0 111.0 24.0–24.9 7F10–8B2 −0.97 (0.160)
5 Middle SBN pBrl 4.6 131.0 24.0–25.7 7F8–8C3 −1.31 (0.292)

<, the 2.5-LOD drop from the QTL peak hits the edge of the mapped region.

a

QTL numbering is the same as depicted in Figure 5.

b

ABN, abdominal bristle number; SBN, sternopleural bristle number.

c

The position of the QTL peak on the expanded genetic map (in centimorgans). Conforms to the x-axis positions of the QTL in Figure 5. Note that the map positions of QTL on the expanded scale are given to allow easy identification of the QTL on Figure 5; they are not necessarily comparable across plots.

d

The edges of the 2.5-LOD drop from the QTL peak. Given as the position on the normal, unexpanded, genetic map (in centimorgans), and on the cytological map. These positions were inferred from those on the expanded genetic map by using the marker positions.

e

The effect of the QTL (and its standard error) in bristles.