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. 2021 Dec 18;22:905. doi: 10.1186/s12864-021-08237-2

Table 1.

Number of unique, total, successfully called (high-quality genotype calls), and in the population segregating variants (SNPs and indels) on the DSN200k SNP chip per category of selection

Categories of selection # Unique variantsa #Total variantsb #Successfully called unique variants in DSN (n = 300) #Successfully called unique variants across breeds (n = 462) #Segregating unique variants (MAF > 0.01) in DSN
1) Illumina BovineSNP50 DSN informative 34,039 34,039 32,996 (96.94%) 33,650 (98.96%) 32,973 (96.87%)
2) Associated with traits of interest (GWAS) 1936 2071 1790 (92.46%) 1869 (96.54%) 1772 (91.53%)
3) High, moderate, or low impact 49,177 50,611 44,685 (90.87%) 46,419 (94.39%) 43,032 (87.50%)
4) DSN unique 37,388 38,198 32,579 (87.14%) 33,348 (89.19%) 25,903 (69.28%)
5) High difference in alternative allele frequency between DSN and Holstein 49 55 44 (89.80%) 46 (93.88%) 44 (89.80%)
6) Y chromosome 321 321 276 (85.98%) 279 (86.92%) 3 (0.93%)
7) Mitochondria 278 278 258 (92.81%) 258 (92.81%) 22 (7.91%)
8) Parentage panels 64 554 63 (98.44%) 63 (98.44%) 62 (96.88%)
9) Haplotype blocks 58,886 103,801 53,863 (91.47%) 55,855 (94.85%) 52,864 (89.77%)
10) Filing gaps > 250 kb 16 16 9 (56.25%) 11 (68.75%) 9 (56.25%)
Total 182,154 166,563 (91.44%) 171,798 (94.31%) 156,684 (86.02%)

aUnique variant refers to variants selected per category of selection without overlaps, given the selection order

bThe total number includes all variants per category, independently of selection order