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. 2021 Mar 15;45(6):1284–1297. doi: 10.1038/s41366-021-00785-7

Table 1.

Significant QTLs for fat mass and lean mass gain during feeding trial and for serum HDL cholesterol concentration after feeding trial.

Phenotype Model Chr Left marker (Mb) Top marker (Mb) Right marker (Mb) LOD (−log10(P value))ξ Effect of B6/FVB allelesξ Effect of FVB/FVB allelesξ Variance explained (%)ξ
Fat mass gain (during feeding trial) (g)

Combined (both sexes, both diets)

(y ~ sex * diet + marker)

1 180.2 191.6 194.4 4.02b 1.44 2.32 3.44

Combined (both sexes, both diets)

(y ~ sex * diet + marker)

5 66.1 73.7 76.6 7.28a −1.95 −2.78 6.29

Combined (both sexes, both diets)

(y ~ sex * diet + marker)

7 36.6 40.5 44.5 4.02b 0.23 −1.70 3.43
Lean mass gain (during feeding trial) (g)

Combined (both sexes, both diets)

(y ~ sex * diet + marker)

5 66.1 73.7 76.6 4.94a −0.78 −1.62 3.34
Serum HDL concentration (after feeding trial) (ng/mL)

Combined (both sexes, both diets)

(y ~ sex * diet + marker)

1 160.6 168.6 176.1 11.94a 26.88 48.01 9.93

ξLOD scores, allele effects, and variance explained are provided for the top marker in each confidence interval. Effects of the B6/FVB and FVB/FVB alleles are given relative to B6/B6 alleles at this location.

aGenome-wide significance threshold of high significance (P < 0.01) based on 10,000 permutations.

bGenome-wide significance threshold of significance (P < 0.05) based on 10,000 permutations.