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. 2020 Mar 11;11(3):294. doi: 10.3390/genes11030294

Table 1.

Details of mapped QTL groups.

QTL Group Phenotypes a Chr Interval Size (Mb) b Num Genes c Num Local eQTL d
QG1 DBN, DBL X 0.70 57 26
QG2 DST 2L 1.91 240 74
QG3 DBN 2L 0.60 66 18
QG4 LBN 2L 2.03 158 50
QG5 LWA, LBN 2L 1.17 74 16
QG6 LST 2L 0.75 103 52
QG7 DST, DBN, LBL, DBL 2c e 7.92 316 e 178 e
QG8 DBL 3L 0.90 85 30
QG9 LBL 3L 0.27 35 17
QG10 LST, DST, LBN, DBL 3L 0.64 48 23
QG11 LWA, DWA, LBN 3R 1.21 124 41
QG12 DWA 3R 0.85 84 27

a. The phenotypes generating a QTL that overlaps with a QTL group (DST and LST = dark-phase and light-phase sleep time; DWA and LWA = dark and light waking activity; DBN and LBN = dark and light bout number; DBL and LBL = dark and light bout length). b. The size is given based on release 6 of the Drosophila melanogaster reference genome. For those QTL groups composed of multiple QTL, the interval presented is the minimum interval defined by all overlapping QTL. See Supplementary Table S4 for trait-specific QTL information. c. The number of protein-coding genes implicated by the QTL group interval. d. The number of genes within the QTL group interval that have a local (or cis) eQTL identified by King et al. [25]. e. This QTL overlaps the chromosome 2 centromere. In total, 119/316 of the implicated genes encode histone protein subunits, and 111/178 genes with local eQTL are histone genes.