THE EFFECTS OF SELECTION AND GENETIC DRIFT ON THE GENOMIC DISTRIBUTION OF SEXUALLY ANTAGONISTIC ALLELES
β Scribed by Charles Mullon; Andrew Pomiankowski; Max Reuter
- Book ID
- 117962840
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 818 KB
- Volume
- 66
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0014-3820
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Studies by computer simulation to determine applicability of the theory of the distribution of gene frequencies at the steady state of decay to small populations and the effect of linkage on the distribution revealed: 1. For random genetic drift with no selection theory and observations agree well f
A genetic model of a two allelic locus involving gene frequency dependent selection with overdominance or underdominance was investigated with regard to the probability of and the expected time to fixation of an allele in the face of stochastic variations arising from finite population size. Results
Selection, in the case of a variable finite population size and a two-allelic locus with overdominance, caused an acceleration in the time to fixation or loss of the favorable allele (i.e. time with selection was less than that with no selection) when the deterministic gene frequency equilibrium was