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Table 5 The QTL effect on growth traits and associated absolute T values in segregating individual parents for the significant QTL at chr. 20

From: The genetic architecture of growth and fillet traits in farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)

Sire-based analysis

Traits

QTL effect estimate (SE)a (g)

Absolute T value

J9L2M0088

Harvest Weight

−580 (170)

3.43

 

Fillet Weight

−430 (110)

4.01

 

Gutted Weight

−650 (150)

4.41

 

Deheaded Weight

−580 (130)

4.41

 

Head Weight

−80 (20)

3.61

 

Total Waste Weight

−140 (50)

2.98

J9L2M0091

Harvest Weight

−360 (160)

2.19

J9L3M3080

Total Waste Weight

170 (70)

2.29

Dam-based analysis

   

J9L2F0144

Gutted Weight

570 (170)

3.36

 

Deheaded Weight

480 (150)

3.28

 

Total Waste Weight

140 (50)

2.53

J9L2F1295

Gutted Weight

590 (250)

2.35

 

Deheaded Weight

480 (200)

2.35

 

Body Waste Weight

200 (60)

3.56

 

Total Waste Weight

270 (80)

3.52

J9L2F0695

Deheaded Weight

−940 (400)

2.32

  1. aThe sign + or – is arbitrary when compared across families but indicates the direction of the allelic effect within families (e.g. an allele decreasing harvest weight in sire J9L2M0088 also decreased fillet, gutted, deheaded, head and total waste weight)