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基于ARG推断的历史人口大小偏见在经历选择的人口中的偏见

Jacob I Marsh1, Parul Johri1,2,3

  • 1Department of Biology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA.

Molecular biology and evolution
|June 14, 2024
PubMed
概括

人口历史的祖先重组图 (ARG) 方法对人类来说很强大,但可以通过对Drosophila melanogaster等物种的选择来误导. 仅仅背景选择可以导致对人口扩张的不准确推断.

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这种植物是Drosophila melanogaster.祖先的重组图表的图表.背景选择 背景选择人口统计推断推断的人口统计推断.人口基因组学 人口基因组学有选择性的扫描.

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