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Windows QTL Cartographer 2.5 - FTP Directory Listing

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<strong>Windows</strong> <strong>QTL</strong> <strong>Cartographer</strong> <strong>2.5</strong><br />

The MIM form appears. Before you can use this form, you need to load or create a MIM analysis model.<br />

You can open existing files containing MIM model parameters or you can use Win<strong>QTL</strong>Cart to create a<br />

model. The following screen shot shows the MIM form with a model loaded and analyzed.<br />

Model drop down list. Contains the list of MIM models to be used for the analysis. You can create or<br />

load several different models for selection.<br />

New Model / Add Model. Have Win<strong>QTL</strong>Cart create a new inital MIM model or create additional MIM<br />

model for analysis.<br />

Save Model. Save the model you've created or modified to an .MDS file.<br />

Load Model. Load an existing MIM model parameters file (.MDS). Click the button to display an Open<br />

dialog; navigate to the .MDS file containing the parameters and click OK.<br />

Summary. Click to create a text summary file and a graph result file (.QRT). At the prompts, confirm<br />

you want to create the files. Win<strong>QTL</strong>Cart by default saves them to the current working directory 25<br />

, but<br />

you can specify a different location and filename.<br />

Note The summary file information includes position, likelihood ratio and effect of each <strong>QTL</strong>,<br />

epistatic effects of <strong>QTL</strong>, partition of the variance explained by <strong>QTL</strong> (main and interaction<br />

effects), and estimates of genotypic value of individuals based on the model.<br />

Parameters for current model<br />

<strong>QTL</strong>s. Number of <strong>QTL</strong>s in model<br />

© 2010 N.C. State University, Bioinformatics Research Center

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