Windows QTL Cartographer 2.5 - FTP Directory Listing
Windows QTL Cartographer 2.5 - FTP Directory Listing
Windows QTL Cartographer 2.5 - FTP Directory Listing
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Win<strong>QTL</strong>Cart Procedures 45<br />
Basic information group box<br />
Chromosome number. Enter the number of chromosomes in the source data.<br />
Trait number. Enter the number of traits in the source data.<br />
Other trait number. Enter the number of other traits in the source data. ("Other traits" are<br />
also known as categorical traits.)<br />
Individual number. Enter the number of individuals in the source data.<br />
Symbol for missing trait value. Enter a symbol to use for missing traits, based on your trait<br />
data.<br />
Crossing type. Select the correct cross type for your data:<br />
B1. Backcross, with 1=parental line to which the F1 line was crossed.<br />
B2. Backcross, with 2=parental line to which the F1 line was crossed.<br />
Ri0. Recombinant inbred line, derived by doubled haploid lines.<br />
Ri1. Recombinant inbred line, derived by selfing.<br />
Ri2. Recombinant inbred line, derived by sib mating.<br />
SF. Selfed intercross line. Enter an integer indicating the generation. Limit of 2.<br />
RF. Randomly mated intercross line. Enter an integer indicating the generation.<br />
T(B1)SF. Test cross, with genotyping done on an intercross (SF) and phenotyping on a<br />
cross (B1) derived from that intercross. Enter an integer indicating the generation.<br />
T(B1)RF. Test cross, with genotyping done on an intercross (RF) and phenotyping on a<br />
cross (B1) derived from that intercross. Enter an integer indicating the generation.<br />
T(B2)SF. Test cross, with genotyping done on an intercross (SF) and phenotyping on a<br />
cross (B2) derived from that intercross. Enter an integer indicating the generation.<br />
T(B2)RF. Test cross, with genotyping done on an intercross (RF) and phenotyping on a<br />
cross (B2) derived from that intercross. Enter an integer indicating the generation.