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. 2012 Feb 4;61(5):646–652. doi: 10.1270/jsbbs.61.646

Table 3.

Details of the QTLs for DSF and DFM that were identified in at least two different years

QTL (chromosome) Developmental period Year LODa Marker intervalb Additive effectc R2 d
qDfm1 (Chr-11) DFM 2006 8.7 Satt519-Satt583 1.9 0.23
2007 9.2 Satt128-Satt519 2.6 0.26
2008 5.8 Satt519-Satt583 1.9 0.17

qDsf1 (Chr-16) DSF 2006 6.1 Sat_339-Satt414 −1.4 0.09
2007 13.0 Sat_339-Satt414 −1.5 0.19
2008 12.5 Sat_339-Satt414 −1.9 0.17

Predicted E2 locus (Chr-10) DSF 2006 27.9 Satt592-Sat_038 3.5 0.58
2007 24.7 Satt592-Sat_038 2.4 0.49
2008 27.4 Satt592-Sat_038 3.3 0.51

DFM 2007 3.2 Satt592-Sat_038 1.6 0.09
2008 3.1 Satt592-Sat_038 1.5 0.10
a

Peak value of logarithm of odds score for QTL. The threshold for QTL detection was decided using a thousand-times permutation test (Churchill and Doerge 1994).

b

LOD peak for QTL located between the marker loci.

c

A positive value indicates that the Fukuyutaka allele increases the phenotypic value (days for DSF or DFM).

d

Proportion of phenotypic variance explained by the QTL.