2018
DOI: 10.1101/479725
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A Statistical Procedure for Genome-wide Detection of QTL Hotspots Using Public Databases with Application to Rice

Abstract: ii Running head: QTL Hotspot Detection ABSTRACT Genome-wide detection of quantitative trait loci (QTL) hotspots underlying variation in many molecular and phenotypic traits has been a key step in various biological studies since the QTL hotspots are highly informative and can be linked to the genes for the quantitative traits. Several statistical methods have been proposed to detect QTL hotspots.These hotspot detection methods rely heavily on permutation tests performed on summarized QTL data or individual-lev… Show more

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