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Finite-sites multiple mutations interference gives rise to wavelet-like oscillations of multilocus linkage disequilibrium

2016-12-01

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Within-host adaptation of pathogens such as human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) often occurs at more than two loci. Multiple beneficial mutations may arise simultaneously on different genetic backgrounds and interfere, affecting each other's fixation trajectories. Here, we explore how these adaptive dynamics are mirrored in multilocus linkage disequilibrium (MLD), a measure of multi-way associations between alleles...

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b7efa3d5-7208-5a02-a1cc-1c6d03e1313c
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10.1101/090571
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