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Gene drives and population persistence vs elimination: the impact of spatial structure and inbreeding at low density

2021-11-12

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Synthetic gene drive constructs are being developed to control disease vectors, invasive species, and other pest species. In a well-mixed random mating population a sufficiently strong gene drive is expected to eliminate a target population, but it is not clear whether the same is true when spatial processes play a role. In species with an appropriate biology it is possible that drive-induced reductions in density...

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c817fbf4-c922-5d43-9b5b-eae29c97d0e0
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10.1101/2021.11.11.468225
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