ABSTRACT Genome‐wide association studies (GWAS) are a foundational step in tying phenotype to genotype, relying on statistical significance thresholds to distinguish true‐ from false‐positive signals of association. Dog genomics has long relied on per‐study Bonferroni thresholds of significance, basing these on SNP chi...
M. Pettersson, K. Tengvall, Jennifer R. S. Meadows· Animal Genetics· 0 citations
Domesticated dogs present a unique case in nature where mutualism with and selective breeding by humans has led to profound changes in their environment, physiology, and behaviour compared to their wolf-like ancestors. Dog tameness, sociability, and trainability have likely evolved due to significant alterations to bra...
M. Christmas, Eric Pederson, Ola Wallerman et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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