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Stability prediction indicates this mutation has neutral effect to the protein stability (ΔΔG = −0.46 kcal mol-1).
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For a diploid population of size N, a neutral mutation has a probability of 1/2 N of becoming fixed in the population.
In this paper we aim to determine whether BRCA1 mutations have been neutral or under negative selection in recent human history.
Our h = 0 cases fulfill these conditions regarding Nhs and Ns, but, even for L = 1, each neutral mutation had one recessive deleterious allele to each side at an average distance about 5 × 10−4 M, i.e., about 50 times larger than in the case analyzed by Pálsson and Pamilo (1999).
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Over the last few decades, the term "nearly neutral mutations" has been used in various ways.
We use the term CF to describe bacterial lineages of common ancestry and apparent clonal (asexual) descent but in which replacement of genome fragments by recombination, selection, and drift by neutral genetic mutations has occurred (Milkman and Bridges 1990).
As we were interested only in variable sites, we used a high neutral mutation rate (3x10-6) and included only sites at which a mutation had occurred.
If neutral mutations have 5% the probability of favored ones (Nes = 10), repeatability reduces by around 20% (to 6.2% and 5.5% without/with back mutations).
For example, the deleterious mutations are enriched for low B-SIFT scores around -1, the neutral mutations have a score bump near 0 while the activating mutations have noticeably more mutations in the positive score range (Fig. 2A).
Strikingly, both neutral mutations have almost identical effects on both chromophore- and protein-assigned bands in both H2O and D2O.
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