setSexPhenotypes: Add sex phenotypes to a genetic system with sex chromosomes
In JanEngelstaedter/peas: Predicting patterns of Mendelian inheritance
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function add a trait 'sex' to an existing genopheno object.
Trait values ('female' and 'male') are assigned automatically to all genotypes
according to sex chromosome configurations.
Usage
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setSexPhenotypes(genopheno)
Arguments
genopheno
genopheno object specifying the genetic setup.
Value
genopheno object with sex trait information added.
Examples
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mySystem <- newGenopheno(type = "X-linked")
mySystem <- setSexPhenotypes(mySystem)
getPhenotypes(mySystem)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function add a trait 'sex' to an existing genopheno object. Trait values ('female' and 'male') are assigned automatically to all genotypes according to sex chromosome configurations.
Usage
1 | setSexPhenotypes(genopheno)
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Arguments
genopheno |
genopheno object specifying the genetic setup. |
Value
genopheno object with sex trait information added.
Examples
1 2 3 | mySystem <- newGenopheno(type = "X-linked")
mySystem <- setSexPhenotypes(mySystem)
getPhenotypes(mySystem)
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