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. 2014 Nov 4;9(11):e111707. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0111707

Table 7. Comparison of QTL-peak loci genotype frequency between the large and small subpopulations.

QTL-peak locus Genotype frequency P-value
Large subpopulation Small subpopulation
423886 np (0.58) nn (0.25) np (0.26) nn (0.60) 0.000
288691 np (0.27) nn (0.58) np (0.58) nn (0.28) 0.001
337145 np (0.23) nn (0.60) np (0.46) nn (0.42) 0.021
99925 np (0.54) nn (0.33) np (0.28) nn (0.58) 0.007
410206 np (0.21) nn (0.56) np (0.50) nn (0.42) 0.012
546110 np (0.31) nn (0.56) np (0.54) nn (0.34) 0.017
425446 lm (0.31) ll (0.56) lm (0.52) ll (0.32) 0.016
291872 lm (0.52) ll (0.35) lm (0.26) ll (0.58) 0.009
373604 lm (0.52) ll (0.29) lm (0.36) ll (0.58) 0.017
466758 hk (0.58) hh (0.12) kk (0.21) hk (0.32) hh (0.38) kk (0.16) 0.006
428260 np (0.23) nn (0.65) np (0.52) nn (0.34) 0.001
298299 lm (0.58) ll (0.31) lm (0.32) ll (0.48) 0.022
154165 np (0.56) nn (0.27) np (0.32) nn (0.54) 0.006
306323 lm (0.54) ll (0.35) lm (0.28) ll (0.58) 0.009
471635 lm (0.31) ll (0.54) lm (0.58) ll (0.30) 0.007
196733 np (0.31) nn (0.56) np (0.44) nn (0.40) 0.124
411871 np (0.54) nn (0.29) np (0.42) nn (0.44) 0.138
471489 hk (0.31) hh (0.33) kk (0.17) hk (0.36) hh (0.14) kk (0.40) 0.014

The genotype frequency difference is statistically significant at the 5% level. “ll”, homozygous genotype as in paternal; “lm”, heterozygous genotype as in maternal; “nn”, homozygous genotype as in maternal; “np”, heterozygous genotype as in paternal; “hh”, “kk”, homozygous genotype in F1 progeny, and “hk” types represent heterozygous genotype as in paternal or maternal.