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A decrease in nucleotide substitution rates over time suggests that selection may be limiting the effects of Muller's ratchet by removing individuals with the highest mutational loads and decreasing the rate at which new mutations become fixed.
Selection could decrease the rate at which slightly deleterious mutations become fixed in the population, especially as the p-endosymbiont/insect association ages.
A consequence of this is that, over time, more mutations become fixed in non-functional regions than in functional regions.
In contrast, there is a higher chance for a mutation to be beneficial at the beginning, and beneficial mutations become fixed.
Accordingly, corresponds to the sum of the probabilities that Y is misincorporated instead of X and that is misincorporated instead of, multiplied by the probability that these misincorporations are not corrected and that the corresponding mutations become fixed in the population.
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Estes showed this in the lab by passing each generation of worms through a single-worm bottleneck, ensuring that mutations became fixed.
Thus, beneficial mutations became fixed in phage populations prior to new mutations arising.
Although 13 nt mutations became fixed in the new dominant genotype compared with the WN-NY99 prototype, the highest nucleotide sequence divergence of WNV strains isolated after 2002 is still in the range of 0.4%0.5%% (18 , 20).
Thus, for a population of N individuals, the probability that a new mutation becomes fixed is 1/N.
This idea is speculative because we do not yet have a test that would indicate whether a gene converting mutation became fixed through selection.
Also, most QTL segregated in only one subspecies, suggesting that many mutations that affect the traits studied occurred after divergence of the subspecies or the mutation became fixed or was lost in one of the subspecies.
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