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Transition from background selection to associative overdominance promotes diversity in regions of low recombination

2019-08-28

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<h4>Summary</h4> Linked selection is a major driver of genetic diversity. Selection against deleterious mutations removes linked neutral diversity (background selection, BGS, Charlesworth et al. 1993), creating a positive correlation between recombination rates and genetic diversity. Purifying selection against recessive variants, however, can also lead to associative overdominance (AOD, Ohta 1971, Zhao & Charle...

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319189a9-c53e-5b70-90c0-1f654d417df5
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10.1101/748004
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