The frequency of the perfect genotype in a population subject to pleiotropic mutation.

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We consider a large population of asexual organisms characterised by a number of quantitative traits that are subject to stabilising selection. Mutation is taken to act pleiotropically, with every mutation generally changing all of the traits under selection. We focus on the equilibrium distribution of the population, where mutation and selection are in balance. It has been previously established that the...

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