After excluding the problematic markers, we can create the R/qtl file. The individuals must have the same ID in the geno and in the pheno file. If there is a prefix in the geno file that must be removed in order to acheive this, you can use the "prefix" argument. The "path" argument can be used in order to create a CSV file that you can laod with `qtl::read.cross`.
After excluding the problematic markers, we can create the R/qtl file. The individuals must have the same ID in the geno and in the pheno file. If there is a prefix in the geno file that must be removed in order to acheive this, you can use the "prefix" argument. The "path" argument can be used in order to create a CSV file that you can laod with `qtl::read.cross`.
After excluding the problematic markers, we can create the R/qtl file. The individuals must have the same ID in the geno and in the pheno file. If there is a prefix in the geno file that must be removed in order to acheive this, you can use the "prefix" argument. The "path" argument can be used in order to create a CSV file that you can laod with `qtl::read.cross`.
After excluding the problematic markers, we can create the R/qtl file. The individuals must have the same ID in the geno and in the pheno file. If there is a prefix in the geno file that must be removed in order to acheive this, you can use the "prefix" argument. The "path" argument can be used in order to create a CSV file that you can laod with `qtl::read.cross`.