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On the use of the moments method of estimation to obtain approximate maximum likelihood estimates of linkage between a genetic marker and a quantitative locus.
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1992
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Heredity
Authors :
ולר, יהודה
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68
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Darvasi, A., Department of Genetics, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.
Weller, J.I., Department of Genetics, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.
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Abstract:
The approximate maximum likelihood method of Luo & Kearsey (1989) to determine the parameters of a segregating quantitative trait locus (QTL) in an F2 population by linkage to a genetic marker is compared to the 'true' maximum likelihood estimates derived by scanning the seven parameter likelihood space. The two methods did not yield identical results, and diverged markedly for a dominant QTL loosely linked to the genetic marker. Further study is suggested to evaluate other methods that do not simultaneously maximize the likelihood for all parameters.
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genetic markers
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statistical model
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On the use of the moments method of estimation to obtain approximate maximum likelihood estimates of linkage between a genetic marker and a quantitative locus.
The approximate maximum likelihood method of Luo & Kearsey (1989) to determine the parameters of a segregating quantitative trait locus (QTL) in an F2 population by linkage to a genetic marker is compared to the 'true' maximum likelihood estimates derived by scanning the seven parameter likelihood space. The two methods did not yield identical results, and diverged markedly for a dominant QTL loosely linked to the genetic marker. Further study is suggested to evaluate other methods that do not simultaneously maximize the likelihood for all parameters.
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