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A Simple Test Identifies Selection on Complex Traits.

Genetics - 1 May 2018

Beissinger Tim, Kruppa Jochen, Cavero David, Ha Ngoc-Thuy, Erbe Malena, Simianer Henner

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Important traits in agricultural, natural, and human populations are increasingly being shown to be under the control of many genes that individually contribute only a small proportion of genetic variation. However, the majority of modern tools in quantitative and population genetics, including genome-wide association studies and selection-mapping protocols, are designed to identify individual genes with large...

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PMID: 29545467
DOI: 10.1534/genetics.118.300857
PMCID: PMC5937188

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