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In search of intralocus sexual conflict in the multivariate and local genetic architecture of metabolic traits in humans

2026-07-01

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Despite a common genome, males and females are remarkably different across species. Intralocus Sexual Conflict (IASC) arises when selection favours different trait values in the sexes but a shared genetic architecture constrains their evolutionary divergence. IASC is typically studied at the single-trait level, and genome-wide architectures can obscure conflict localized to specific genomic regions. We investigate...

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269114c4-7625-555d-b8b0-5780f9e80067
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10.64898/2026.06.28.735027
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