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Genetic Map in diploid species #72

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bechee opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 4 comments
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Genetic Map in diploid species #72

bechee opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 4 comments

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@bechee
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bechee commented Feb 26, 2024

Hello. juts wondering if MAPpoly works well to construct genetic map for diploid markers?

Let's say I have the markers coded as 0,1, 2 = AA, AB, BB in this case, 0 would be AA, 1 would be AB, and 2 would be BB. Am I right?

Thanks,

Eduardo

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Yes it works well with diploid outcrossing species (cannot be inbred lines mapping). Make sure when you import the data it is specified that you are working with a diploid. ploidy=2

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bechee commented Feb 26, 2024

OK, why does not working for inbred lines? I have an F2 population

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Mappoly was designed for autopolyploids and I can't think of any inbred autopolyploid crop. If you have inbred diploid populations use OneMap which have inbred models built in.

Polysomic inheritance makes it virtually impossible to self all the way down to an inbred line. The only feasible way to get an autopolyploid inbred is to chromosomal doubling of a doubled haploid (outcrossing diploid species) or by chromosomal doubling of a diploid inbred line.

Hope that answers your question. Let us know if you have more

Jeekin

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bechee commented Feb 26, 2024

Thanks Jeekin! Well noted

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