Class | Global |
Name | which |
Arguments | ([<loc1> [[to] <locN> [$(a|q|m|h|x)[m|r]]) |
where <search_string> | |
where position <map_pos1> [-- | to <map_pos2>] ... |
Gives position/rank of each locus argument in the total list of loci.
Most Sib-pair commands will recognize a number as identifying a locus for analysis. For datasets with many loci, referring to loci by number is efficient, especially if specifying a range.
As for list, the where clause searches the locus annotations or the marker map and returns the position of matching loci.
Example:
>> include cavanaughex.in >> which D16S409 (5) D16S409 >> ls 4 -- 6 D16S753 D16S409 D16S411 0 active traits; 3 active markers.
See also:
ls | List loci |
<< (list) | Up to index | >> (show chromosomes) |