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. 2009 Apr 11;119(1):105–123. doi: 10.1007/s00122-009-1021-6

Table 6.

Significant markers with their chromosomal positions, effect type, true (simulated) and estimated effects, F and P values from REML single-locus analysis and the REML forward selection approach of the simulated dataset

Marker Chromosome Position (cM) Effect typea True effect Estimated effect F value P value
REML single-locus analysis
15 1H 130 0 −0.89 47.41 0.001
16 1H 144 M 3.5 −1.44 130.22 0
21 2H 67 0 1.00 13.36 0.015
22 2H 80 M + Ic −3.5 to 0.4
27 2H 139 0 −0.90 10.64 0.022
31 3H 25 Ic −3.3 to 2.8
40 3H 155 Inc 0 to 2.1
45 4H 21 M −1.3
53 4H 125 Inc −3.1 to 0
57 4H 150 0 0.83 11.13 0.020
65 5H 43 Ic −0.8 to 0.9
75 6H 96 M 1.8 −0.84 29.80 0.003
76 6H 103 0 −0.90 34.66 0.002
77 6H 107 0 −0.84 26.44 0.004
79 6H 135 M 0.2
91 7H 133 0 −0.57 12.00 0.018
92 7H 146 M + Inc 0.6 to 2.5 −0.87 16.87 0.009
REML forward selection
16 1H 144 M 3.5 −1.44 130.22 0
22 2H 80 M + Ic −3.5 to 0.4 1.09 13.25 0.015
31 3H 25 Ic −3.3 to 2.8
40 3H 155 Inc 0 to 2.1
45 4H 21 M −1.3
47 4H 31 0 0.43 35.09 0.002
53 4H 125 Inc −3.1 to 0
65 5H 43 Ic −0.8 to 0.9
75 6H 96 M 1.8 −1.07 74.70 0
79 6H 135 M 0.2
92 7H 146 M + Inc 0.6 to 2.5 −0.96 34.38 0.002

For the true marker effect, the range over all environments is given if the marker has an interaction effect

Significance threshold obtained from permutation test: 9.69 (F value)

aEffect type of the marker: M = marker main effect; Ic = marker interaction effect (crossover); Inc = marker interaction effect (non-cross-over); M + Ic = marker main and interaction (crossover) effect; M + Inc = marker main and interaction (non-crossover) effect