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Polygenic selection to a changing optimum under self-fertilisation.

PLoS genetics - 1 Jul 2024

Hartfield Matthew, Glémin Sylvain

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Many traits are polygenic, affected by multiple genetic variants throughout the genome. Selection acting on these traits involves co-ordinated allele-frequency changes at these underlying variants, and this process has been extensively studied in random-mating populations. Yet many species self-fertilise to some degree, which incurs changes to genetic diversity, recombination and genome segregation. These factors...

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PMID: 39018328
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1011312
PMCID: PMC11285946

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