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MOLECULAR BIOLOGY INTELLIGENCE UNIT
Dmitry Nurminsky
Selective Sweep
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M OLECULAR B IOLOGY
U NIT
Selective Sweep
Dmitry Nurminsky, Ph.D.
Department of Anatomy and Cellular Biology
Tufts University School of Medicine
Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
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S ELECTIVE S WEEP
Molecular Biology Intelligence Unit
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Selective sweep / [edited by] Dmitry Nurminsky.
p. ; cm. -- (Molecular biology intelligence unit)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-306-48235-5
1. Mutation (Biology) 2. Population genetics. 3. Natural selection. I. Nurminsky, Dmitry. II. Series:
Molecular biology intelligence unit (Unnumbered)
[DNLM: 1. Selection (Genetics) 2. Evolution, Molecular. 3. Mutation. QH 455 S464 2005]
QH460.S454 2005
576.5'49--dc22
2004023424
 
CONTENTS
Preface ................................................................................................. vii
1. Inferring Evolutionary History through Inter- and Intraspecific DNA
Sequence Comparison: The Drosophila janus and ocnus Genes .............. 1
John Parsch, Colin D. Meiklejohn and Daniel L. Hartl
Detecting Selection by Inter- and Intraspecific DNA Sequence
Comparison ...................................................................................... 1
Molecular Evolution of the janus and ocnus Genes in the
D. melanogaster Species Subgroup ...................................................... 3
DNA Sequence Polymorphism in the janus-ocnus Region
of D. simulans .................................................................................... 5
Distinguishing between Demographics and Selection ............................ 8
Identifying Specific Targets of Positive Selection ................................. 10
2. Rapid Evolution of Sex-Related Genes:
Sexual Conflict or Sex-Specific Adaptations? ........................................ 13
Alberto Civetta and Rama S. Singh
Are Males Conflicting with Females or Coadapting to Them? ............. 14
Conflict Scenarios: Balancing Selection in Rapidly Evolving
Immune System Genes .................................................................... 15
External Fertilization: How Are Marine Invertebrate Sperm Surface
Proteins Different from Immune System Genes? ............................. 16
Internal Fertilization: Lessons from Drosophila .................................... 16
Arm-Race vs. Sex-Specific Coadaptation: Test of Hypotheses .............. 17
3. Selective Sweep in the Evolution of a New Sperm-Specific Gene
in Drosophila ....................................................................................... 22
Rob J. Kulathinal, Stanley A. Sawyer, Carlos D. Bustamante,
Dmitry Nurminsky, Rita Ponce, José M. Ranz and Daniel L. Hartl
The Origin of Sdic ............................................................................... 24
The Molecular Structure of Sdic .......................................................... 25
Reduced Polymorphism in the Region of Sdic ..................................... 26
The Issue of Background Selection ...................................................... 26
Further Evidence for a Selective Sweep ................................................ 27
Bayesian Analysis of Polymorphism and Divergence
in the Sdic Region ........................................................................... 28
Rapid Evolution of Male-Specific Genes ............................................. 29
4. Detecting Selective Sweeps with Haplotype Tests:
Hitchhiking and Haplotype Tests ........................................................ 34
Frantz Depaulis, Sylvain Mousset and Michel Veuille
Available Haplotype Tests ................................................................... 37
Alternative Hypotheses ........................................................................ 40
Conditioning on S vs. θ....................................................................... 40
Intragenic Recombination ................................................................... 42
Sampling Strategy and Sliding Window .............................................. 42
Power .................................................................................................. 43
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