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Short Communication

Genome-wide association study for carcase traits in spent hens at 72 weeks old

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Pages 261-266 | Received 07 Apr 2018, Accepted 30 Jul 2018, Published online: 27 Sep 2018

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Figure 1. Manhattan plot (left) and quantile–quantile (QQ) plot (right) of the observed p values for carcase traits. In the Manhattan plots, –log10 (observed p values) of the SNPs were plotted against their genomic positions, the black lines depict the genome-wide significant (8.43 × 10−7) threshold. For the QQ plot, the x-axis indicates the expected –log10-transformed p values, and the y-axis shows the observed –log10-transformed p values. The genomic inflation factors (λ) are shown on the top left in the QQ plots.

Figure 1. Manhattan plot (left) and quantile–quantile (QQ) plot (right) of the observed p values for carcase traits. In the Manhattan plots, –log10 (observed p values) of the SNPs were plotted against their genomic positions, the black lines depict the genome-wide significant (8.43 × 10−7) threshold. For the QQ plot, the x-axis indicates the expected –log10-transformed p values, and the y-axis shows the observed –log10-transformed p values. The genomic inflation factors (λ) are shown on the top left in the QQ plots.
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