PowerPoint Presentation - Complex trait analysis, develop-ment, and genomics

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Direct correlations between genotypes and traits

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correlated traits would be obvious candidates to correlate with D2Mit423

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	We can review the set of correlations between the marker D2Mit423 and all transcripts in forebrain. This is in essence a backwards way of mapping QTLs. We are considering one marker and asking what traits correlate to the marker and how well.