Oryza: From Molecule to Plant 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-5794-0_14
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Genetic and molecular dissection of quantitative traits in rice

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“…For the second step, the LOD peaks (> 2.0), of which the nearest RFLP marker showed P < 0.01, were accepted as QTLs. This threshold has also been commonly used in recent singlepoint QTL analyses (Yano and Sasaki 1997). Moreover, we only focused on the genomic regions that repeatedly showed QTLs for a trait across crop seasons to confirm our analysis.…”
Section: Qtl Mappingmentioning
confidence: 79%
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“…For the second step, the LOD peaks (> 2.0), of which the nearest RFLP marker showed P < 0.01, were accepted as QTLs. This threshold has also been commonly used in recent singlepoint QTL analyses (Yano and Sasaki 1997). Moreover, we only focused on the genomic regions that repeatedly showed QTLs for a trait across crop seasons to confirm our analysis.…”
Section: Qtl Mappingmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…For the first step, all the visible LOD peaks > 2.0 were located, including that near the highest peak. This threshold is suitable for detecting relatively minor-effect genes in avoiding a false positive effect (Yano and Sasaki 1997). For the second step, the LOD peaks (> 2.0), of which the nearest RFLP marker showed P < 0.01, were accepted as QTLs.…”
Section: Qtl Mappingmentioning
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“…Naturally occurring allelic diversity in plants has been suggested to be an important genetic component for phenotypic variation (Doebley and Lukens, 1998;Buckler and Thornsberry, 2002). In contrast with induced mutations that eliminate or cause a large reduction of a functional gene product, naturally occurring allelic variation modulates gene products and may be an underlying mechanism for quantitative trait variation (Tanksley, 1993;Yano and Sasaki, 1997;Mackay, 2001). A large amount of nucleotide sequence data has been generated as facilitated by recent advances in DNA sequencing technology.…”
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confidence: 99%