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Fig. 1 | BMC Genomic Data

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From: Dissection of the impact of prioritized QTL-linked and -unlinked SNP markers on the accuracy of genomic selection1

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A general description of the simulation and workflow: a) A 30-chromosome genome was simulated with 200 QTL randomly distributed across 2 chromosomes and the remaining 28 chromosomes harboring no QTL. b A schematic representation of the pedigree simulation (7 generations of 3.5 k individual each). The first six generations (21 k phenotyped individuals and half of them genotyped) were used for training. The last generation consisting of 3.5 k genotyped and non-phenotyped individuals was used as validation set. Preselection of SNPs was based either on the absolute estimated marker effects or FST scores calculated using data from the training population

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BMC Genomic Data

ISSN: 2730-6844

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