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Miller,Lisa M.
Classifying genealogical origins in hybrid populations using dominant markers
Journal of Heredity
J.Hered.
2000
91
1
46
49
hybrids
populations
genetic markers
classification
crosses
errors
loci
identification
ancestry
statistical analysis
biotechnology
Mathematics and Statistics
Animal Genetics and Breeding
Biotechnology General
It has been shown previously that, in studies of hybrid populations there is a high probability of error in classifying individuals as parental, F1 or F2 on the basis of analysis of their genotypes. In the present work, the effects of the number of dominant loci examined on the probability of classification errors was studied. It was assumed that only parental, F1 and F2 individuals were present in the population. 13 dominant loci from each parental population (26 loci in total) were needed to reduce error to below 5% for F2 individuals compared with a total of 13 codominant loci. The use of similar numbers of loci from both parental lines gave the highest power of identification of genealogical classes..
RE: 18 ref.; SC: ZA; CA; BE; PL; 0A; 7B; AA; XURL: DOI; DIGITAL-OBJECT-IDENTIFIER
0022-1503
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, University of Minnesota, 1980 Folwell Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55108, USA.
20000105601
English
ZZ100; LL240; WW000
Journal article
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