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Table 6 Proportion of variation in AGE (difference, in months, between each pig’s birth date and January 2006) explained by SNPs for each purebred subset using simulated data

From: Analysis of polygenic selection in purebred and crossbred pig genomes using generation proxy selection mapping

Subset

Populations

Pigs, n

SNPs, n

PVE

SE

1

Duroc

16,595

38,286

0.83

0.005

2

Landrace

15,457

45,090

0.85

0.004

3

Yorkshire

15,772

45,036

0.85

0.005

5

Duroc and Landrace (Method 1)

32,066

46,008

0.90

0.003

5

Duroc and Landrace (Method 2)

32,066

46,008

0.88

0.003

6

Duroc and Yorkshire (Method 1)

32,387

46,098

0.89

0.003

6

Duroc and Yorkshire (Method 2)

32,387

46,098

0.88

0.003

8

Landrace and Yorkshire (Method 1)

31,240

46,260

0.91

0.002

8

Landrace and Yorkshire (Method 2)

31,240

46,260

0.89

0.003

11

Duroc, Landrace, and Yorkshire (Method 1)

47,849

46,422

0.93

0.002

11

Duroc, Landrace, and Yorkshire (Method 2)

47,849

46,422

0.90

0.002

  1. PVE proportion of variation in AGE explained by SNPs (i.e., SNP heritability); SE standard error; n = number
  2. Method 1 = genotypes simulated as if populations recently diverged (same founder population); Method 2 = genotypes simulated as if populations are completely unrelated (different founder populations)