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The quantitative genetics of the prevalence of infectious diseases: hidden genetic variation due to Indirect Genetic Effects dominates heritable variation and response to selection

2021-04-09

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Infectious diseases have profound effects on life, both in nature and agriculture. Despite the availability of well-established epidemiological theory, however, a quantitative genetic theory of the host population for the endemic prevalence of infectious diseases is almost entirely lacking. While several studies have demonstrated the relevance of the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases for heritable varia...

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c37088d5-6870-5c99-882c-672777944a83
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10.1101/2021.04.07.438789
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