Influence of developmental stage and genotype on liver mRNA levels among wild, domesticated, and hybrid rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

Table 1 Relationship between genotype and mRNA levels

Genotype effect
Group A: Shared differences in mRNA D relative to W-type
	r	d	a*	Ne
Wa	40	26	48	1
Ws	44	32	36	0
Concordance	36	24	32	0
Group B: Unique difference in mRNA D relative to age-matched Wilds
Wa	39	41	27	0
Ws	37	3	32	36
Concordance	32	3	13	0
Group C: Unique differences in mRNA D relative to size-matched Wilds
Wa	11	7	37	30
Ws	10	54	20	0
Concordance	10	7	12	0

Table shows the number of mRNAs from the D relative to W-type entity list that showed additive (a), D-recessive (r) or D-dominant (d) mRNA regulation patterns relative to the domesticated parent. Included are those mRNAs that were found to differ significantly in D relative to Wa only and D relative to Ws only. Included in the table are those mRNAs that showed no effect (Ne) of genotype on mRNA regulation.
*a: additive (includes mRNAs that resemble additive effect), r: D-recessive (relative to domesticated), d: D-dominant (relative to domesticated) and Ne: no effect of genotype.

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