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Detecting negative selection on recurrent mutations using gene genealogy.
BMC genetics - 7 May 2013
Ezawa Kiyoshi, Landan Giddy, Graur Dan
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Whether or not a mutant allele in a population is under selection is an important issue in population genetics, and various neutrality tests have been invented so far to detect selection. However, detection of negative selection has been notoriously difficult, partly because negatively selected alleles are usually rare in the population and have little impact on either population dynamics or the shape...
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