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Table 2 Percentage variance explained (R2) using only significant gene expression, LC-peaks, GC-peaks or proteins

From: Integration of multi-omics data for prediction of phenotypic traits using random forest

Quality trait

Gene expression

LC peaks

GC peaks

Proteins

Combining significant genes, LC peaks, GC peaks and proteins

Combining significant genes, LC peaks, GC peaks and proteins from max. one QTL per dataset per chromosome

Flesh colour

73 % (233)

74 % (7)

33 % (6)

60 % (10)

75 % (256)

73 % (Fig. 1)

Gene(8) + LC(2) + GC(2) + Protein(1);

Total =13

Tuber shape

55 % (303)

NS

NS

NS

55 % (303)

53 % (Fig. 2)

Gene (11)

DSC onset

44 % (487)

NS

27 % (5)

28 % (2)

51 % (494)

45 % (Fig. 3)

Gene(12) + GC(5) + Protein(2);

Total = 19

Enzymatic discoloration

51 % (420)

32 % (8)

NS

36 % (22)

46 % (450)

43 % (Fig. 4)

Gene(4) + LC(2) + Protein(2);

Total = 8

  1. The numbers of significant (alpha=  0.001) genes, LC-peaks, GC-peaks or proteins are between brackets. Non-significant models are indicated as NS