Dominant epistasis results in a segregation ratio of 12:3:1 for white:black:brown, respectively. (b-e) For complex traits, epistasis describes any interaction between two or more loci.

What's all the fuss about epistasis?, an anthology of recent research on the issue of epistasis and its relationship to evolution.^2 My first hurlde was that I had to move beyond my reflexive ...

Object Details Author Wolf, Jason B Brodie, Edmund D. 1963- Wade, Michael John 1949- Contents Why evolutionary genetics does not always add up / Edmund D. Brodie III -- Beyond the average : the ...

Epistasis Plays a Role in Shaping the Molecular Evolution of Influenza Viruses February 18, 2011 ...

Jim Manzi has a long post up on epistasis, that is, gene-gene interactions: We could call this process of competing algorithms struggling to find the best solution as fast as possible "meta-evolution" ...

Mutations can work together to make a virus more fearsome, but they can also cancel one another out. This phenomenon, called epistasis, is why scientists are reluctant to speculate on Omicron.

Sexual reproduction selects for robustness and negative epistasis in artificial gene networks. Nature, 2006; 440 (7080): 87 DOI: 10.1038/nature04488 ...

“The fact that we find that it’s a pretty clear architecture governed by partial dominance and epistasis is very interesting, and it’s important for how we think about finding genes associated with ...

Epistasis: The Greek roots of this word mean "standing upon." So what does that have to do with viruses? Well, in genetics, the term describes how mutations depend on each other.

With second degree statistics for inbred relatives, the epistasis is limited to the additive x additive interaction. Some simplifying assumptions are envisaged, with some applications particularly in ...

Claus O. Wilke, Christoph Adami, Interaction between Directional Epistasis and Average Mutational Effects, Proceedings: Biological Sciences, Vol. 268, No. 1475 (Jul ...