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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 2.
Published in final edited form as: Genetica. 2011 Jun 11;139(6):813–821. doi: 10.1007/s10709-011-9586-9

Table 1.

Summary statistics for QTL pairs exhibiting epistasis for the activity traits throughout the 7 intervals

Interval Number
of pairs
False
discovery
rate
Number of
chromosomes
Most frequent
chromosomes
(occurrences)
Distance
1 15** 0.20 14 3, 12, 13 (4)
2 10** 0.30 14 4, 5, 9, 13, 18, 19 (2 Each)
3 11** 0.28 13 1, 3 (3)
4 8* 0.38 11 3, 6 (3 Each)
5 7* 0.38 11 2, 5, 7 (2 Each)
6 9** 0.34 11 5 (4)
7 10** 0.30 15 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, (2 Each)
All 71** 0.30 20 3 (16), 5 (11), 1, 12 (10)
Duration
1 14** 0.22 15 3 (4)
2 13** 0.23 19 7 (3)
3 17** 0.18 16 17 (5)
4 11** 0.28 15 3 (4)
5 16** 0.19 17 3, 12 (4 Each)
6 11** 0.28 12 10 (4)
7 7* 0.43 9 5, 10 (3 Each)
All 89** 0.24 20 3 (20), 10 (18), 12 (15)
Speed
1 11** 0.28 16 9 (3)
2 7 0.43 11 7, 9, X (2 Each)
3 10** 0.30 13 11 (3)
4 7 0.43 8 12, 15 (4 Each)
5 10** 0.30 12 1 (4)
6 9** 0.34 11 X (3)
7 7 0.43 11 12, 15, 18 (2 Each)
All 61** 0.37 20 12 (13), 1, 15, 18 (10 Each)

Shown are the number of QTL pairs reaching significance (P < 0.001), false discovery rates (=3.043/number of significant pairs), the number of different chromosomes involved in epistasis, and the chromosomes most frequently involved in epistasis (with the number of occurrences).

*

P < 0.05;

**

P < 0.01