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Whole-genome modeling accurately predicts quantitative traits, as revealed in plants

2015-10-31

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Many adaptive events in natural populations, as well as response to artificial selection, are caused by polygenic action. Under selective pressure, the adaptive traits can quickly respond via small allele frequency shifts spread across numerous loci. We hypothesize that a large proportion of current phenotypic variation between individuals may be best explained by population admixture. We thus consider the complet...

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a96b1610-5736-5006-ab65-8448a48dfc2a
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10.1101/030395
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