A major QTL controls susceptibility to spinal curvature in the curveback guppy

BMC Genomic Data

Table 2 Marker coverage for each linkage group in interval analysis

Linkage group	Number of markers	Smallest interval (cM)	Largest interval (cM)	Total length (cM)
1	4	7.5	15.92	36.04
2	10	0.0009	9.03	42.34
3	1	N/A	N/A	31.12
4	11	0.11	7.34	55.57
5	5	4.00	9.34	32.41
6	4	4.6	10.18	50.97
7	12	0.21	8.98	41.64
8	5	0.039	14.11	34.98
9	12	0.08	14.56	52.57
10	6	0.48	16.09	44.47
11	5	0.42	10.18	42.29
12	4	6.83	12.67	29.14
13	3	9.26	9.32	40.93
14	14	0.18	13.17	34.95
15	5	0.80	8.90	57.82
16	5	1.07	9.50	32.72
17	10	0.10	12.8	34.47
18	7	0.16	14.3	38.47
19	4	0.70	19.57	31.21
20	8	0.41	9.70	35.00
21	4	5.50	13.8	39.01
22	3	7.36	13.4	29.01
23	9	0.29	9.70	31.60

The above table shows marker coverage used for the detection of QTL. With the exception of LG 3, which has one marker, the number of markers per LG ranges from 3-12 and the size of intervals between markers ranges from 0.1-19.57. The total length of each LG and the marker positions are based on the guppy linkage map previously published by Tripathi et al. (2009).

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