Empirical estimates of genome-wide mutation rates and of the distribution of mutational eects are needed to illuminate various topics ranging from evolutionary biology to conser-vation. Methods for inferring genome-wide mutation param-eters are presented, and results stemming from these studies are reviewed. It is argued that, although most if not all mutations detected in mutation accumulation experiments are deleterious, the question of the rate of favourable mutations (and their eects) is still a matter for debate
Author tries to analyze the effect of genetic algorithm when mutation rate is selected randomly comp...
We investigate several questions concerning the inference of the distribution of fitness effects (DF...
Mutation rate is a crucial evolutionary parameter that has typically been treated as a constant in p...
SummaryTwo recent reports combine mutation accumulation and whole-genome sequencing to measure mutat...
Abstract Variation from new mutations is important for several questions in quantitative genetics. K...
Natural selection is commonly assumed to act on extensive standing genetic variation. Yet, accumulat...
The quantification of spontaneous mutation rates is crucial for a mechanistic understanding of the e...
International audienceThe quantification of spontaneous mutation rates is crucial for a mechanistic ...
Characterizing the distribution of fitness effects (DFE) for new mutations is central in evolutionar...
Mutations are the ultimate source of variation used for evolutionary adaptation, while also being pr...
The joint distribution of selection coefficients and mutation rates is a key determinant of the gene...
Determining the distribution of adaptive mutations available to natural selection is a difficult tas...
Author tries to analyze the effect of genetic algorithm when mutation rate is selected randomly comp...
The germline mutation rate has long been a major source of uncertainty in human evolutionary and dem...
Mutation introduces change at the sequence level. There is a critical mutation rate above which chan...
Author tries to analyze the effect of genetic algorithm when mutation rate is selected randomly comp...
We investigate several questions concerning the inference of the distribution of fitness effects (DF...
Mutation rate is a crucial evolutionary parameter that has typically been treated as a constant in p...
SummaryTwo recent reports combine mutation accumulation and whole-genome sequencing to measure mutat...
Abstract Variation from new mutations is important for several questions in quantitative genetics. K...
Natural selection is commonly assumed to act on extensive standing genetic variation. Yet, accumulat...
The quantification of spontaneous mutation rates is crucial for a mechanistic understanding of the e...
International audienceThe quantification of spontaneous mutation rates is crucial for a mechanistic ...
Characterizing the distribution of fitness effects (DFE) for new mutations is central in evolutionar...
Mutations are the ultimate source of variation used for evolutionary adaptation, while also being pr...
The joint distribution of selection coefficients and mutation rates is a key determinant of the gene...
Determining the distribution of adaptive mutations available to natural selection is a difficult tas...
Author tries to analyze the effect of genetic algorithm when mutation rate is selected randomly comp...
The germline mutation rate has long been a major source of uncertainty in human evolutionary and dem...
Mutation introduces change at the sequence level. There is a critical mutation rate above which chan...
Author tries to analyze the effect of genetic algorithm when mutation rate is selected randomly comp...
We investigate several questions concerning the inference of the distribution of fitness effects (DF...
Mutation rate is a crucial evolutionary parameter that has typically been treated as a constant in p...