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Detection of deleterious genotypes in multigenerational studies. III. Estimation of selection components in highly selfing populations.

Genetical research - 1 Aug 2003

Liu Renyi, Ferrenberg Alan M, Gilliland Laura U, Meagher Richard B, Asmussen Marjorie A

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New paradigms in genetics have increased the chance of finding genes that appear redundant but in fact may have been preserved due to a small level of positive selection potential acting during each generation. Monitoring changes in genotypic frequencies within and between generations allows the dissection of the fertility, viability and meiotic drive selection components acting on such genes in natural and...

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PMID: 14621270
DOI: 10.1017/s0016672303006311

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