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If the variance in the number of offspring is much greater than that given by the binomial distribution assumed by the Wright–Fisher model, then given the same overall speed of genetic drift (the variance effective population size), genetic drift is a less powerful force compared to selection.
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Mar 29, 2016 - Named after early pioneers of theoretical population genetics, Sewall Wright and Ronald A. Fisher, the Wright-Fisher model describes the sampling of alleles in a population with no selection, no mutation, no migration, non-overlapping generation times and random mating.
If the variance in the number of offspring is much greater than that given by the binomial distribution assumed by the Wright–Fisher model, then given the same overall speed of genetic drift (the variance effective population size), genetic drift is a less powerful force compared to selection.
Consider a particular locus which has two alleles A and a (for instance, a gene with two variants). Denote by Xt the number of A's in the population at time t. Under the Wright-Fisher model, Xt changes randomly from generation to generation—a phenomenon known as genetic drift.
Our starting point is the very simplest form of the Wright-Fisher model. Suppose that we are modelling a haploid population (each cell has one copy of each ...
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5.2 Wright-Fisher Markov Chain Model. The classical neutral Wright-Fisher (1931) model is a discrete time model of a population with constant size N and types ...
The Wright-Fisher model is one of the simplest models of genetic drift in a population. It assumes that: the generations of a population do not overlap, so that we ...
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