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North Carolina design: a standalone construct

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Quantitative genetics

a family of mating designs in which males are crossed to sets of females so that genetic variance and average degree of dominance can be estimated.

In quantitative genetics, North Carolina design refers to a family of mating designs in which males are crossed to sets of females so that genetic variance and average degree of dominance can be estimated. This meaning comes from Comstock (1948) in Biometrics.[1]

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References

  1. Comstock, R. E., & Robinson, H. F. (1948). The Components of Genetic Variance in Populations of Biparental Progenies and Their Use in Estimating the Average Degree of Dominance. Biometrics, 4(4), 254. https://doi.org/10.2307/3001412

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