Stochastic Processes in Genetics and Evolution: Computer Experiments in the Quantification of Mutation and Selection

Publisher:

World Scientific

Publication Date:

2012

Number of Pages:

666

Format:

Hardcover

Price:

190.00

ISBN:

9789814350679

Category:

Monograph

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An Introduction to Mathematical Probability with Applications in Mendelian Genetics
Linkage and Recombination at Multiple Loci
Linkage and Recombination in Large Random Mating Diploid Populations Random Mating Diploid Populations
Two Allele Wright-Fisher Process with Mutation and Selection
Multitype Gamete Sampling Processes, Generation of Random Numbers and Monte Carlo Simulation Methods
Nucleotide Substitution Models Formulated as Markov Processes in Continuous Time
Mixtures of Markov Processes as Models of Nucleotide Substitutions at Many Sites
Computer Implementations and Applications of Nucleotide Substitution Models at Many Sites — Other Non-SNP Types of Mutation
Genealogies, Coalescence and Self-Regulating Branching Processes
Emergence, Survival and Extinction of Mutant Types in Populations of Self Replicating Individuals Evolving From Small Founder Populations
Two Sex Multitype Self Regulating Branching Processes in Evolutionary Genetics
Multitype Self-Regulatory Branching Process and the Evolutionary Genetics of Age Structured Two Sex Populations
An Overview of the History of the Concept of a Gene and Selected Topics in Molecular Genetics
Detecting Genomic Signals of Selection and the Development of Models for Simulating the Evolution of Genomes
Suggestions for Further Research, Reading and Viewing