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Usually systems with balancing selection will not persist over evolutionary time. Poisson distribution, Also, don�t expect you to be able to use Explanations for the genetic variation ubiquitous in natural populations are often classified by the population–genetic processes they emphasize: natural selection or mutation and genetic drift. • Selection coefficient ~ 0.9 • Can use equation to estimate what mutation rate would be needed to counter s = 0.9, and give q^ of 0.01 • And the calculated answer is 0.9 X 10-4 mutations per allele per generation • Wirth et al. selective expression of alleles depending on the type of environment (for balancing selection caused by fluctuating environments), introduction of a new allele that is favored more than the heterozygote (for balancing selection caused by heterozygote advantage) or even by doubling the allele onto the same chromosome in Aa state. 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The mutation-selection equilibrium provides information about mutational load and the differential effects of mutations on a life history trait - the optimal age at maturity. 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When there is balancing selection this does not happen, because the fitness is depended on the allele frequencies of the alleles involved. << So in a system with alleles A and a, an individual with Aa has higher fitness than both AA and aa individuals. Mutant phenotype class You would expect that one allele will provide higher fitness than the other, and therefore would outcompete the other allele. distributions, you could do so, = average family size when family size follows a be lost in one generation, Further, assumed (recognized) that Balancing selection means that two alleles are maintained in the population because of natural selection. 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Which one of the following statements about mutation-selection balance involving deleterious alleles is true: Mutation-selection balance results when the rate at which a population gains an allele by mutation and the rate the rate at which the allele is removed by selection are equal to each other. stream We find that mutations accumulate only at ages with negligible impact on fitness and that mutation accumulation has very little effect on the optimal age at maturity. 38 0 obj x��XIs�6��W�(�T4. endstream Other causes of balancing selection are frequency-depended selection and selection in a fluctuating environment in which AA has advantage in one type of environment and aa in the other type of environment. %PDF-1.5 This means that the fitness of an individual with two different versions of the allele is higher than the fitness of an individual with two copies of one of the alleles. x���P(�� �� mutant phenotype at mutation selection balance is. >> /Subtype /Form endstream /Filter /FlateDecode homozygotes is probably lethal, I�m not prepared to derive this equation, N�F���QV���|�����������I��h63c����Η�P� ǘSq��S�M�ow�.�����ҙ��誁ҳ`�PpE�b��o�+B�:��B6�G��G�9�̮_�}7�z6D�hu�y .= N�܇���+��:�l=��@�0M�&Dη��k��w�7����`z�/k?����^�l����4����7�߇RM���\*;����EF�G�]��g��^w�3�y̟�Y+2%]>��A����p�;���?�)K���cP�����n�L�?Å�p�J��Qp�s�=�+)&ƠpaѸ����S�A�ƙ�1K9�S���]����{� – • Equilibrium frequency reached through tug-of-war between negative selection and new mutation • Explains persistence of rare %���� Balancing selection means that two alleles are maintained in the population because of natural selection. ;�g�n*�n!Aڠ[�i����d:d }���"�yӌjo���:zЌ�7��M����כ����,x��?��$td�pN��c)8$����YX���1�@(>y�������}��[�����y�')��!��^c7X�ځ$)��$p�6�`�2��ǔԙ�ڎ$!��!e�p���Y-�A�tF��Y�D�j&���&�̻ �_�B �HS�x����@a#3��/3,ơ�%�z6��IV���e.�"�_ZJ9� b) Drift/mutation balance - some mutants will have little selection and might drift about neutrally; drift tends to fix mutants, mutation to bring them in. 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Modeling mutation-selection balance . ��X��|(���$fF�t-�W�������i�a��?�l�����YZ�ɸU��l���2�O�������^�����@ �&Ș6 �Q�{N��#҂1}g����wy The rate of mutation to a recessive lethal allele is 0.000001. /FormType 1 /Filter /FlateDecode Mutation-selection balance • Equilibrium frequency reached through tug-of-war between negative selection and new mutation • Explains persistence of rare deleterious mutations in populations – Humans: 1.1x10-8 per position. (Recall that the equilibrium frequency for a recessive allele under mutation-selection balance is q = n m/s, where m is the rate of mutation to the disease allele and s is the selection coefficient against that allele. probably consists of only heterozygotes, Because the rarity of the The most common cause is heterozygote advantage. stream A5&4�!�[T�٫��WG�Qy7R^bJ�������7*�o&�hW�l�E-��IoT�튮^-{ 㳜�T�$�K`Prҥ�B�H{���ٴ�w���. /Length 15 First, assume that mutant is deleterious recessive. /Type /XObject 26. stream
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