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Detection of shared balancing selection in the absence of trans-species polymorphism

2018-05-11

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Trans-species polymorphism has been widely used as a key sign of long-term balancing selection across multiple species. However, such sites are often rare in the genome, and could result from mutational processes or technical artifacts. Few methods are yet available to specifically detect footprints of trans-species balancing selection without using trans-species polymorphic sites. In this study, we develop summar...

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2054ad91-4477-5d08-bf01-6485c371c07d
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10.1101/320390
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