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The signature of positive selection on standing genetic variation.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Nov 2005

Przeworski Molly, Coop Graham, Wall Jeffrey D

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Considerable interest is focused on the use of polymorphism data to identify regions of the genome that underlie recent adaptations. These searches are guided by a simple model of positive selection, in which a mutation is favored as soon as it arises. This assumption may not be realistic, as env...

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