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Figure 4. From: Genome-wide association analyses reveal significant loci and strong candidate genes for growth and fatness traits in two pig populations.

Neighbor-joining tree of 27 major haplotypes for a 750-kb critical region of the major QTL on SSC7. Haplotypes with frequencies greater than 0.05 were used to construct a NJ tree using the 750-kb critical region of SSC7. Hap 1 is the Q-bearing haplotype; haplotypes specific to Chinese indigenous breeds are indicated in red blocks; haplotypes present in both Chinese and Western breeds are highlighted in blue blocks; haplotypes prominently occurring in Chinese breeds and Western breeds are marked in red and green triangular blocks, respectively; haplotypes specific to Chinese indigenous breeds and Chinese synthetic breeds are indicated by red inverted triangular blocks.

Ruimin Qiao, et al. Genet Sel Evol. 2015;47(1):17.
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Figure 2. From: Genome-wide association analyses reveal significant loci and strong candidate genes for growth and fatness traits in two pig populations.

Manhattan plots for the analyses of growth traits in F 2 and Sutai pigs. (A): GWAS for birth weight (BW0), body weight at day 46 (BW46) and body weight at day 240 (BW240) in F2 animals. (B): GWAS for BW0, BW21 and BW240 in Sutai pigs. In the Manhattan plots, negative log10 P-values of the filtered high-quality SNPs SNPs were plotted against their genomic positions; solid and dashed lines indicate the 5% genome-wide and chromosome-wide (i.e., suggestive) Bonferroni-corrected thresholds, respectively.

Ruimin Qiao, et al. Genet Sel Evol. 2015;47(1):17.
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Figure 1

Figure 1. From: Genome-wide association analyses reveal significant loci and strong candidate genes for growth and fatness traits in two pig populations.

Manhattan plots for the analyses of fatness traits in F 2 animals. GWAS results are shown for ABFT (A), LFW (B), VFW (C) and AFW (D) in F2 animals. In the Manhattan plots, negative log10 P values of the filtered high-quality SNPs were plotted against their genomic positions; SNPs on different chromosomes are denoted by different colors; solid and dashed lines indicate the 5% genome-wide and chromosome-wide (i.e., suggestive) Bonferroni-corrected thresholds, respectively; ABFT: average backfat thickness; LFW: leaf fat weight; VFW: veil fat weight; AFW: abdominal fat weight.

Ruimin Qiao, et al. Genet Sel Evol. 2015;47(1):17.
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Figure 3

Figure 3. From: Genome-wide association analyses reveal significant loci and strong candidate genes for growth and fatness traits in two pig populations.

Fine mapping of the major QTL for growth and fatness traits on SSC7 in the F 2 population. (A) Linkage disequilibrium and linkage analysis for average backfat thickness. In the Manhattan plots, negative log10 P values of the filtered high-quality SNPs SNPs are plotted against their genomic positions on SSC7; SNPs surpassing the 5% genome-wide significance threshold are denoted in red; solid line indicates the 5% genome-wide Bonferroni-corrected threshold; the 95% confidence interval (CI) defined by the LOD-dropoff-2 method is indicated by a gray shaded block. (B) Haplotype analysis for a 3.2-Mb region encompassing the 95% CI of the SSC7 locus in 17 F0 sows and 2 F0 boars. The allele with the higher frequency is denoted as 2, and the allele with the lower frequency is denoted as 1; the number of each haplotype in the 19 founder animals is given in the bracket; a total of 30 Q-bearing chromosomes corresponding to 12 haplotypes were derived from Erhualian founder sows, which shared a ~1.7-Mb segment, from ss131343640 to ss478941605; the shared 1.7-Mb segment containing the top SNP (ss107837325) is highlighted in red; six q-bearing chromosomes corresponding to three haplotypes were derived from two White Duroc F0 boars (individuals 73 and 75, q1 and q2) and two Erhualian F0 sows (individuals 124 and 126, q3). One haplotype, originating from Erhualian F0 individuals 142 and 146, is indicated by the symbol “?”; this haplotype is most likely a q-type haplotype; the ~750-kb region of overlap between the 95% CI and the Q-chromosome-containing segment is indicated by two vertical yellow lines. (C) The 22 informative SNPs and eight annotated genes in the 750-kb critical region. The top SNP (ss107837325) is marked in red.

Ruimin Qiao, et al. Genet Sel Evol. 2015;47(1):17.

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