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However, we note that because of the rapid decay of linkage disequilibrium and short haplotype blocks in this species recently reported by [16] and confirmed in our data, a selective sweep affecting cis-regulatory elements or exonic regions that were not covered by our data could still be present on a relatively short physical distance from the sampled loci.

Additionally, the type of selective sweep affects the signal of selection at the genomic level.

This supports our conclusion that it is unlikely that the genes under the sweep affect cold tolerance.

These were candidate functional polymorphisms that could have caused a selective sweep affecting polymorphism frequencies and association at DEFB127.

Number of sweeps affects the passivity of HMDE without application of deposition potential for Se(IV).

Taken together with the strong positive selection acting at the same class of sites, this pattern suggests an ongoing series of partial selective sweeps affecting PRDM9.

This is typical of "soft" selective sweeps affecting the population (Hermisson and Pennings 2005).

According to Harper et al. [ 69], deletions affecting homologues of the GSL biosynthesis gene Bna.HAG1/ myb28 resulted in selective sweeps affecting the QTL for GSL on A09 and C02.

A genomic analysis was conducted on a worldwide set of C. elegans isolates and suggested the recent occurrence of several worldwide selective sweeps affecting large genomic regions [ 12].

For inferred sweep regions that are ≥20 kb, eight large sweeps have affected approximately 4.1% of the total map length of chromosome X; four large sweeps affect approximately 1.7% of the length of chromosome 2L, four affect 0.8% of 2R, five affect 0.4% of 3L, and no sweeps ≥20 kb are detected on chromosome 3R (table 4).

Phenotypes caused by mutations in rpoS (altered glycogen staining) and malT (altered mal gene expression) showed that the sweeps affecting rpoS and mal gene expression started before 7 and after 14 days, respectively (fig. 2).