6 Results
for author "Yun-Xin Fu"
Figure 1Examples of mutations and resulting mutation patterns. (A) Single mutation leading to mutation pattern 〈1〉; (B) two mutations leading to mutation pattern 〈2, 1〉; (C) two mutations leading to mutation pattern 〈3〉 due to the second mutation being masked by the first one.
Figure 2An example of the genealogy of five alleles (a−e) sampled from the cell population after the fifth division. Each branch is identified by a nearby integer. The sizes of the branches are ϕ(1) = 5, φ(2) = 2, φ(3) = 3, φ(4) = 2, φ(5) = φ(6) = φ(7) = φ(8) = φ(9) = 1;,
Figure 3Population dynamics and an example of the genealogy of four sperm.
Figure 4Distributions of the estimates for u1, u2, u3, and u4 (from top down). In each of the plots, shaded bars correspond to 1000 families and solid bars to 10,000 families (labels for the x-axis are multiplied by 104).
Figure 5Distributions of likelihood-ratios L0,1 (top three), L0,2 (middle three), and L0,3 (bottom three) for 200 (left), 1000 (center), and 10,000 (right) families (bottom), with smooth curves being the χ2 densities.