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Long-term natural selection affects patterns of neutral divergence on the X chromosome more than the autosomes

2015-07-27

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Natural selection reduces neutral population genetic diversity near coding regions of the genome because recombination has not had time to unlink selected alleles from nearby neutral regions. For ten sub-species of great apes, including human, we show that long-term selection affects estimates of divergence on the X differently from the autosomes. Divergence increases with increasing distance from genes on both th...

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0dfeea44-2058-58b7-a783-b0f37c4945e2
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10.1101/023234
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