Disequilibrium in some Cepaea populations

Article Abstract:

The relation of disequilibrium in the snail Cepaea nemoralis to morph frequency for the color and banding loci is examined for a large and widespread set of data. The results propose that populations are generally subject to selection of varying directions at different places and times, acting on the phenotype.

Genetic polymorphisms

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Stochastic and deterministic effects in gene regulation

Article Abstract:

The article describes that by experimental manipulation a deterministic system can be caused to show stochastic regulation and persistent phenotypic diversity arises within a genetically identical population of organism.

Genetic regulation

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False discovery or missed discovery?

Article Abstract:

An approach of multiple testing based on control of false discovery rate (FDR) is presented. Delvin et al (2003) showed that FDR methods could be successfully implemented in a model selection framework.

Genetic research, Human genome

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