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Table 5 QTL detected for anatomy of the digestive tract

From: Detection of QTL controlling digestive efficiency and anatomy of the digestive tract in chicken fed a wheat-based diet

Chromosome

Trait1

Position (cM)

CI2

LRT value3

Level of significance

 

QTL effect4(NF5)

Chromosome-wide

Genome-wide

1

BW23

463

455-465

31.05

0.007

0.034

0.25 (4)

RPGW

456

453-462

29.63

0.019

0.093

0.20 (4)

6

RPW

84

74-87

20.63

0.048

>0.20

0.23 (3)

8

RIL

3

0-6

20.74

0.025

>0.20

0.20 (4)

RGW

44

35-49

19.46

0.045

>0.20

0.14 (4)

11

PG/I

17

13-21

19.98

0.034

>0.20

0.20 (4)

12

ID

44

43-45

20.79

0.039

>0.20

0.22 (3)

16

RIL

06

-

15.64

0.030

>0.20

0.25 (2)

18

RIL

45

38-51

20.11

0.035

>0.20

0.19 (5)

21

PG/I

27

13-34

19.60

0.047

>0.20

0.20 (4)

RPGW

27

14-33

20.12

0.040

>0.20

0.22 (4)

26

BW23

25

21-26

26.83

0.0005

0.106

0.31 (2)

RIL

37

34-40

23.09

0.010

>0.20

0.27 (2)

  1. 1RGW: relative gizzard weight to body weight at 23 days of age; RPW: relative proventriculus weight to body weight at 23 days of age; RIL: relative intestine length to body weight at 23 days of age; RPGW: relative gizzard weight and proventriculus weight to body weight at 23 days of age; ID: intestinal density; PG/I: ratio of gizzard and proventriculus weights to intestine weight at 23 days of age; BW23: body weight at 23 days of age; 21-LOD-drop off confidence interval (lower and upper boundaries, in cM); 3Likelihood Ratio Test value; 4QTL effect as a proportion of the phenotypic standard deviation of trait; 5number of F1 sire families heterozygous for the QTL (P < 0.05, Student test); 6QTL located at the telomere.