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The Efficiency of Experimental Designs for the Detection of Linkage between a Marker Locus and a Locus Affecting a Quantitative Trait in Segregating Populations

M. Soller A. Genizi

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M. Soller, A. Genizi, The Efficiency of Experimental Designs for the Detection of Linkage between a Marker Locus and a Locus Affecting a Quantitative Trait in Segregating Populations, Biometrics, Vol. 34, No. 1 (Mar., 1978), pp. 47-55

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