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PARTIAL SELFING AND LINKAGE: THE EFFECT OF A HETEROTIC LOCUS ON A NEUTRAL LOCUS
Curtis Strobeck 1
1 Department of Genetics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
Equilibria are determined for the two-locus model in a partially selfing population when one locus is neutral and the other locus is heterotic. At an equilibrium point, the frequency of heterozygotes at the neutral locus is greater than that expected from one-locus theory, even if the heterotic locus is on a different chromosome. Thus, the neutral locus also appears to be heterotic. The magnitude of this effect is determined for several different proportions of selfing and amounts of recombination.
Submitted on October 28, 1976Revised on November 1, 1978
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