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A novel expectation-maximization approach to infer general diploid selection from time-series genetic data. [PDF]

PLoS Genet
Fine AG, Steinrücken M.
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Killer meiotic drive executed by two alternative conformations of a single protein. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Zanders SE, Smith GR.
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An Exceptionally Complex Chromosome Rearrangement in the Great Tit <i>(Parus major)</i>: Genetic Composition, Meiotic Behavior and Population Frequency. [PDF]

Cells
Torgasheva A, Malinovskaya L, Nuriddinov M, Zadesenets KS, Gridina M, Nurislamov A, Korableva S, Pristyazhnyuk I, Proskuryakova A, Tishakova KV, Rubtsov NB, Fishman VS, Borodin P.   +12 more
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Editor's evaluation: Heterozygote advantage can explain the extraordinary diversity of immune genes

Yaroslav Ispolatov
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Polymorphism-Aware Models in RevBayes: Species Trees, Disentangling Balancing Selection, and GC-Biased Gene Conversion. [PDF]

Mol Biol Evol
Braichenko S, Borges R, Kosiol C.
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Fertility Cost (or Sometimes a Lack of It) in Relation to Heterozygosity for Robertsonian Rearrangements in Mammals: A Review.

Cytogenet Genome Res
Searle JB, Hughes JJ.
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A comprehensive representation of genotypic selection beyond two alleles, and its estimation from time-series data

Vellnow N, Gossmann TI, Waxman D.
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A Heterozygote Advantage

Science, 2003
The evidence for balancing selection at the prion protein gene ( PRNP ) due to kuru in the Fore group of the Papua New Guinea Highlands is compelling (“Balancing selection at the prion protein gene consistent with prehistoric kurulike epidemics,” S. Mead et al. , Reports, 25 April, p. [640][1]).
P. Hedrick
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MALADAPTIVE MATE CHOICE MAINTAINED BY HETEROZYGOTE ADVANTAGE

Evolution, 2001
Common buzzards (Buteo buteo) show a plumage polymorphism that appears to be maintained by heterozygote advantage and allows a maladaptive form of mate choice to persist. The light and dark morphs have a much lower fitness than the presumed heterozygous intermediate morph, but are replenished through Mendelian segregation in intermediate-intermediate ...
O. Krüger, J. Lindström, W. Amos
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