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Dearth of polymorphism associated with a sustained response to selection for flowering time in maize.

BMC evolutionary biology - 7 Jun 2015

Durand Eleonore, Tenaillon Maud I, Raffoux Xavier, Thépot Stéphanie, Falque Matthieu, Jamin Philippe, Bourgais Aurélie, Ressayre Adrienne, Dillmann Christine

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BACKGROUND: Long term selection experiments bring unique insights on the genetic architecture of quantitative traits and their evolvability. Indeed, they are utilized to (i) monitor changes in allele frequencies and assess the effects of genomic regions involved traits determinism; (ii) evaluate the role of standing variation versus new mutations during adaptation; (iii) investigate the contribution of non...

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PMID: 26049736
DOI: 10.1186/s12862-015-0382-5
PMCID: PMC4458035

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