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Genetics, Vol. 182, 411, May 2009, Copyright © 2009
CORRIGENDUM
In the article by L. E. BAUMAN, J. S. SINSHEIMER, E. M. SOBEL and K. LANGE (GENETICS 180: 1743–1761) entitled "Mixed Effects Models for Quantitative Trait Loci Mapping With Inbred Strains," recurrence (7) describing the calculation of the strain coefficient matrix for an individual with itself should read
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) denotes a diagonal matrix whose diagonal entries coincide with the entries of the vector
and k and l are the parents of i.
In APPENDIX B, recurrence (B3) should read
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Proposition 1e should read
PROPOSITION 1. In addition to satisfying the recurrences (B1), (B2), and (B3), the matrix Cij
e. has entries Cij(m, n) confined to the interval
for n
m and to the interval
for n = m.
In the next paragraph, the constant aij for s = 2 strains should satisfy
. Furthermore, for the assertion since
ij = 0 whenever i or j is a founder or an F1 individual, straightforward recursive arguments show that within any strictly linear mating designs like Fn,
ij = 0 for all i
j is not true.
Finally, in Proposition 2 the bound on the coefficients aij,mn is slightly changed. The coefficients aij,mn are nonnegative dyadic rationals satisfying
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The proofs for Proposition 1e and for Proposition 2 remain essentially the same, as do all numerical examples.
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