Research Article

A Statistical Variance Components Framework for Mapping Imprinted Quantitative Trait Locus in Experimental Crosses

Table 4

The power, MLEs of the QTL position, and effect parameters estimated based on 100 simulation replicates for data simulated with Mendelian and imprinting models based on the sampling design.

SimulationAnalysisPosition
modelmodel48 cm1086 0.0832Powe Powe

MM48.0810.1237.8906.0230.5440.0931.9821.001.00
(2.981)(0.887)(0.730)(1.046)(0.121)(0.137)(0.250)
I48.2609.9228.0816.0740.2630.2720.2390.0491.9831.001.00
(3.015)(1.010)(0.720)(0.949)(0.097)(0.110)(0.124)(0.080)(0.249)

M48.94010.0797.9136.0230.3230.1112.0220.860.96
(11.660)(0.588)(0.511)(0.712)(0.287)(0.134)(0.205)
I47.8610.0777.9006.0180.0080.4730.0890.0912.0150.950.98
(7.524)(0.579)(0.575)(0.665)(0.022)(0.151)(0.099)(0.053)(0.86)

M48.64010.0707.9176.0280.3310.1032.0230.910.98
(8.389)(0.613)(0.517)(0.706)(0.278)(0.129)(0.195)
I49.20010.0597.9266.0080.0790.3960.0890.0892.0230.930.98
(9.818)(0.617)(0.518)(0.673)(0.075)(0.156)(0.097)(0.050)(0.184)

M and I refer to Mendelian and imprinting models, respectively. Simulated parameters for model M:( ); 0, 0.5, 0.083); 0.083, 0.417, 0.083). Powe and Powe correspond to the power calculated using the empirical cutoff and the theoretical threshold, respectively. The numbers given in the parenthesis with normal and italic fonts correspond to the RMSEs and standard errors of the parameter estimates, respectively. See Table 2 for other explanations.