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Interference operated on significantly shorter distances in females than in males as measured by the coefficient of coincidence (Z) [42] (Fig. 3A).
Effect of desiccation selection on the coefficient of coincidence in adjacent and non-adjacent intervals of D. melanogaster.
Effect of hypoxia and hyperoxia selection on the coefficient of coincidence in adjacent and non-adjacent intervals of D. melanogaster.
The question is whether the changes in interference, deduced using the estimates of coefficient of coincidence, represent a 'true' cytogenetic effect, or an alternative process?
The Coefficient of Coincidence (CoC) is calculated by dividing Observed DCOs by Expected DCOs, and interference strength calculated as 1-CoC.
Crossover interference was calculated using the following formulas: Observed DCOs = (N - Y - + N B - R ), Expected DCOs = (I 3 b cM / 100 ) × (I 3 c cM / 100 ) × N total, Coefficient of Coincidence = Observed DCOs / Expected DCOs, Interference = 1 − CoC.
As in cases (1) and (2) loads g, w and t should be taken for their extreme values, in case (3) for wind and thermal loads the so-called coefficients of coincidence of loads should be applied, since these loads never appear simultaneously with their extreme values.
(PDF 1054 kb) Additional file 4: Estimates of the coefficients of coincidence for adjacent intervals per replicate and entire variants (selection and control).
(PDF 2958 kb) Additional file 5: Estimates of the coefficients of coincidence for non-adjacent intervals per replicate and entire variants (selection and control).
For each of the three selection experiments, we estimated the recombination frequency and coefficient of crossover coincidence in backcrossed progeny (scheme in Additional file 2: Figure S1).
Establishing these coefficients of load coincidence and carrying out analysis of results of cooling tower static calculations for different pairs of these coefficients is the aim of this paper.
