Release 56
(Apr 24, 2025)

Whole genome analysis for QTL/association enrichment

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Data:

Number of growth traits:34
Number of QTL / associations found:4,448
Number of chromosomes where QTL / associations are found:19

Chi-squared (χ2) test: are growth traits over-represented on some chromosomes?

Chromosomes Total χ2 df p-values FDR * Size of χ2
Chromosome X5873.73868189e-411.221429e-40
Chromosome 112974.90762189e-411.221429e-40
Chromosome 2168.93138181.470874e-261.863107e-26
Chromosome 37150.91706189e-411.221429e-40
Chromosome 42721.70612189e-411.221429e-40
Chromosome 57.33210180.9870149.870140e-01
Chromosome 6254.90990188.170808e-442.587423e-43
Chromosome 710815.78522189e-411.221429e-40
Chromosome 8123.03002181.122126e-171.254141e-17
Chromosome 91153.11986181.231676e-2331.170092e-232
Chromosome 102383.42618189e-411.221429e-40
Chromosome 1142.49388180.0009430419.954322e-04
Chromosome 12979.06094182.086779e-1961.321627e-195
Chromosome 13574.50820182.08911e-1107.938618e-110
Chromosome 14159.17032181.210855e-241.437890e-24
Chromosome 15713.78750186.723914e-1403.193859e-139
Chromosome 161924.23510189e-411.221429e-40
Chromosome 171205.46524187.54778e-2451.434078e-243
Chromosome 182770.05378189e-411.221429e-40

Chi-squared (χ2) test: Which of the 34 growth traits are over-represented in the QTLdb

Traits Total χ2 df p-values FDR * Size of χ2
Age at slaughter 50.0288 33 0.02903898 5.807796e-02
Average daily gain 189.19493 33 8.025668e-24 3.898182e-23
Average daily ham weight gain 10.98921 33 0.999888 9.999984e-01
Average daily lean meat gain 40.96226 33 0.160738 2.732546e-01
Average daily loin weight gain 10.98921 33 0.999888 9.999984e-01
Body circumference 707.23687 33 1.706067e-127 2.900314e-126
Body depth 38.90183 33 0.2211827 3.581053e-01
Body height 421.765 33 5.692926e-69 6.451983e-68
Body length 1281.55812 33 3.255510e-248 1.106873e-246
Body weight 107.6746 33 7.56105e-10 2.570757e-09
Body weight linear 7.77317 33 0.9999984 9.999984e-01
Body width 26.24691 33 0.7916608 9.999984e-01
Bone mineral content 45.50638 33 0.07228397 1.293503e-01
Bone mineral density 49.30209 33 0.03386517 6.396754e-02
Chest width 53.55197 33 0.01329258 2.824673e-02
Days to 100 kg 132.2722 33 7.808583e-14 2.949909e-13
Days to 105 kg 65.95724 33 0.0005656414 1.435745e-03
Days to 110 kg 69.70455 33 0.0001966010 5.570362e-04
Days to 113 kg 15.11593 33 0.996742 9.999984e-01
Days to 115 kg 28.24739 33 0.7028146 9.956540e-01
Days to 30 kg 23.13532 33 0.899309 9.999984e-01
Days to 90 kg 29.81761 33 0.6263586 9.259214e-01
Femur bone mineral density 14.24349 33 0.9981818 9.999984e-01
Femur length 193.71354 33 1.202917e-24 6.816530e-24
Hip bone length 93.27811 33 1.160088e-07 3.585727e-07
Humerus length 227.52275 33 6.452774e-31 4.387886e-30
Lipid accretion rate 65.79723 33 0.0005911893 1.435745e-03
Loin eye area linear 27.1613 33 0.752579 9.999984e-01
Physis score 8.12876 33 0.999997 9.999984e-01
Protein accretion rate 19.19908 33 0.9733689 9.999984e-01
Rump width 37.40138 33 0.274017 4.234808e-01
Scapula length 64.42116 33 0.0008615072 1.952750e-03
Tibia length 261.11866 33 2.710481e-37 2.303909e-36
Ulna length 172.24612 33 9.14711e-21 3.887522e-20

Correlations found between some of these traits for your reference

No correlation data found on these traits

Overall Test

Data Chi'Square Test Fisher's Exact Test
Number of chrom.:19 χ2=51996.579100
Number of traits:34 df=594
Number of QTLs:4,448 p-value=0

FOOT NOTE: * : FDR is short for "false discovery rate", representing the expected proportion of type I errors. A type I error is where you incorrectly reject the null hypothesis, i.e. you get a false positive. It's statistical definition is FDR = E(V/R | R > 0) P(R > 0), where V = Number of Type I errors (false positives); R = Number of rejected hypotheses. Benjamini–Hochberg procedure is a practical way to estimate FDR.

 

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