The complex underpinnings of genetic background effects

Mutations often show distinct phenotypic effects across different genetic backgrounds. Here the authors describe the genetic basis of these so-called background effects using data on genotype and growth in 10 environments from 1411 segregants from a cross of two strains of budding yeast.

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Autores principales: Martin N. Mullis, Takeshi Matsui, Rachel Schell, Ryan Foree, Ian M. Ehrenreich
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2018
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/6d7fa4747ebb4c67828dc3aa74e49549
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Sumario:Mutations often show distinct phenotypic effects across different genetic backgrounds. Here the authors describe the genetic basis of these so-called background effects using data on genotype and growth in 10 environments from 1411 segregants from a cross of two strains of budding yeast.