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Chunk #45 — Model — Genotypic Values — Analyses of General Models

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Data and theory point to mainly additive genetic variance for complex traits.
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For two-locus models in which the genotypic values were not functions of simple parameters, the genotypic values were entered as data, and V A and V G calculated as functions of the gene frequencies p and q. Bivariate numerical integration was undertaken using Simpson's rule by computing e.g. V A(p,q)f(p,q) over an (m+1) × (m+1) grid of equally spaced p and q values, taking m = 210 or higher power of 2 as necessary for adequate convergence. Results were computed for some models of metabolic pathways [38],[39] and for some published models obtained from QTL analysis [8].