Extraordinarily wide genomic impact of a selective sweep associated with the evolution of sex ratio distorter suppression
bioRxiv
Jul 9, 2014
Emily A HornettGregory D D Hurst
PMID: 990006981
DOI: 10.1101/006981
Abstract
Symbionts that distort their host’s sex ratio by favouring the production and survival of females are common in arthropods. Their presence produces intense Fisherian selection to return the sex ratio to parity, typified by the rapid spread of host ‘suppressor’ loci that restore male sur...read more
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Visual Suppression
Samoan Race
Genetic Linkage
Locus
Metabolic Suppression
Sweep
Genome-Wide Association Study
Arthropods
Study
Suppressor
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Extraordinarily wide genomic impact of a selective sweep associated with the evolution of sex ratio distorter suppression
Abstract
Symbionts that distort their host’s sex ratio by favouring the production and survival of females are common in arthropods. Their presence produces intense Fisherian selection to return the sex ratio to parity, typified by the rapid spread of host ‘suppressor’ loci that restore male sur...read more
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Visual Suppression
Samoan Race
Genetic Linkage
Locus
Metabolic Suppression
Sweep
Genome-Wide Association Study
Arthropods
Study
Suppressor
6
2
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