Showing posts with label quantitative genetics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quantitative genetics. Show all posts

Saturday, May 30, 2020

Biometricians vs. Mendelians

Great post over at the Biochemist Blog: Biometricians vs Mendelians: What a century old debate ago can teach researchers today.

"As researchers within genetics come together from increasingly specialised fields, each with their own pre-conceptions and biases, perhaps what is needed is a 21st Century Ronald Fisher to bring together the disparate ideas across biology to address these larger questions. As cross-disciplinary collaborations become more popular and incentives for such projects more common, the future for another 100 years of quantitative genetics becomes increasingly exciting and vibrant."

Blocking in Randomized Field Trials

When I first learned about randomized complete block designs as an undergraduate to me it was just another set of computations to memorize f...