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A simple test identifies selection on complex traits in breeding and experimentally-evolved populations

2017-12-21

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Important traits in agricultural, natural, and human populations are increasingly being shown to be under the control of many genes that individually contribute only a small proportion of genetic variation. However, the majority of modern tools in quantitative and population genetics, including genome wide association studies and selection mapping protocols, are designed to identify individual genes with large eff...

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10.1101/238295
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