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Gene frequencies in London's cats
Journal of Genetics, 19491. The results are given of a survey of inherited characters in 700 London cats. 2. The hypothesis of random mating was tested by using the results for yellow and tortoiseshell, and was found satisfactory. 3. Gene frequencies were estimated on this hypothesis, and are given in Table 3. 4.
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Gene Frequencies in a Dutch Population
Human Heredity, 1974Gene frequencies at 22 polymorphic loci, including blood groups, serum proteins, and red cell enzymes, were calculated in a Dutch population of 806 individuals. 18 further loci at which little or no variation was found were also studied.
G R, Fraser +5 more
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Geographic Variation in Human Gene Frequencies
1983A major reference for the analysis of geographic variation in human gene frequencies is the tabulation compiled by Mourant et al. (1976). It provided also the stimulus for developing quantitative methods of displaying and testing gene frequency distributions (Piazza et al. 1981a).
PIAZZA, Alberto, MENOZZI P.
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Equilibrium frequencies of α-globin genes
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1983A mathematical model has been developed to study the mechanism of the maintenance of variable numbers of alpha-globin genes in human populations. The model incorporates both selection and unequal crossing-over. The selection is formulated so that a homozygous individual with a double deletion is lethal and a heterozygous individual with a deletion or ...
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On the Estimation of Gene Frequencies through Gene Counting
Human Heredity, 1972A modified gene counting scheme is shown to givemaximum likelihood estimates of gene frequencies.
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The theory of gene frequencies
1976Micro-evolution consists of change in the population either to fit it to a new place or time in a changing environment, or to improve its success in a constant environment. The modifications which take place are genetic. Sewall Wright pointed out in an article written in 1949 that ‘the elementary evolutionary process in a reasonably large homogeneous ...
Laurence Martin Cook, H. Harris
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Frequency Decomposition Based Gene Clustering
2015Gene expressions have been commonly applied to understand the inherent underlying mechanism of known biological processes. Although the microarray gene expressions usually appear aperiodic, with proper signal processing techniques, its periodic components can be easily obtained.
Md Abdur Rahman +3 more
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Cancer epigenetics in clinical practice
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Veronica Davalos, Manel Esteller
exaly
Changing Gene Frequencies in Populations
1983Recurrent selection populations (RSP’s) have been effectively utilized for changing gene frequencies in populations of various crop plants and for pyramiding genes for resistance to specific plant diseases. The method has been particularly adapted for cross-pollinated crops and has been especially successful in developing disease resistance in maize ...
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