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The mutation rate assumed, however, is a factor of uncertainty.

The relative contribution of a random locus to disease is proportional to q eq (1− q eq ) s, where q eq is a function of the mutation rate (assumed constant at u, per locus), and the sex-specific selection parameters, s and t (see above), which are treated below as random variables.

Hence, the mutation rate assumed must be considered realistic, and it would require a much lower mutation rate (2.01 × 10-5) to change the estimate of divergence time for LIL-HAL from 789 years to, say, 12,000 years, coinciding with the end of the last Glaciation.

The number of revertants could be explained if the 10 plated cells experienced a 100-fold increase in genome-wide frameshift mutation rate (assuming one division per week).

Given the mutation rates assumed here, many tumours with 1 million cells will either already contain or rapidly subsequently acquire resistant cells (Iwasa et al., 2006).

However if the mutation rate is assumed to be similar to that of the herpesviruses, the divergence date between variola from Taterapox has been estimated to be 50,000 years ago.

Mutation rate calculations assumed each MA line underwent 2500 generations.

Under four simulation models (dominant, multiplicative, additive and recessive), the mutation rate was assumed to be 2.5 × 10-8.

In the simulations and analyses, the mutation rate is assumed constant along the tree within a locus, i.e., a strict molecular clock rate.

As shown in Table 2, false discovery rate (FDR) is well controlled for all methods when mutation rate is assumed constant across replication timing region and expression level.

So, for very high values of R0, diversity tends toward the value π t = π d = 2 N d D μ, which in the case of Figure 2 is 8, for the value of the mutation rate, μ, assumed.