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Genetic conflicts, multiple paternity and the evolution of genomic imprinting.

Genetics - 1 Feb 1998

Spencer H G, Feldman M W, Clark A G

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We present nine diallelic models of genetic conflict in which one allele is imprintable and the other is not to examine how genomic imprinting may have evolved. Imprinting is presumed to be either maternal (i.e., the maternally derived gene is inactivated) or paternal. Females are assumed to be either completely monogamous or always bigamous, so that we may see any effect of multiple paternity. In contrast to...

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PMID: 9504935
DOI: 10.1093/genetics/148.2.893
PMCID: PMC1459836

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