Article
Joint effects of mutation and selection on gametic frequencies in a panmictic population.
The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2000
Aguado P
Abstract excerpt
The classical theory of population genetics considers the situation when mutation rates are small relative to selection coefficients, and when selection acts only in previously mutated gametes and there is no back mutation. I have considered the effects of mutation and selection when the newly mutated gametes as well as the preexisting one are affected by selection. If the mutation rate m from A leads to a is...
Topics
- Gene Frequency
- Models, Biological
- Mutation
- Selection, Genetic
