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. 2015 Dec 29;202(2):471–486. doi: 10.1534/genetics.115.179945

Table 5. Significant SNPs associated with two traits in the A. thaliana population and one trait in the mouse population.

Population Trait Method SNP Chr. Position (kb) P-valuea Varianceb Candidate
 gene (kb)
A. thaliana Bolt to flower RANDOM-A MN4_142943 4 143 0.011 0.437 FRIGIDA
RANDOM-B MN4_142943 4 143 0.005 0.517 Chr. 4: 269–272
MN5_2707605 5 2,708 0.023 0.598
IM MASC02783 5 2,522 0.041 0.874
MPWGAIM MN4_142943 4 143 c 0.527
MN5_1931248 5 1,931 c 0.629
Growth rate FIXED-B GA1_3232 4 1,243 0.013 0.626 FRIGIDA
RANDOM-B GA1_8429 4 1,238 0.010 0.299 Chr. 4: 269–272
MPWGAIM GA1_8429 4 1,238 c 0.253 AT4G02990 (RUG2)
IM FRI_1888 4 270 0.005 0.493 Chr. 4: 1322–1324
CIM-10 GA1_7762 4 1,239 0.011 0.853 AT4G02780 (GA1)
Chr. 4: 1238–1245
Mouse PMN FIXED-B M2.887 2 87,583 0.040 0.471
RANDOM-B M2.887 2 87,583 0.030 0.292
MPWGAIM M2.887 2 87,583 c 0.263
IM M2.887 2 87,583 0.013 0.450
CIM-5 M2.824 2 80,663 0.028 0.496
a

P-value was obtained from a permutation test.

b

Denotes the variance of the effect of the detected marker combining the founder allele inheritance indicators.

c

Owing to the high computational cost, no permutation analysis was conducted.