• DOI:10.1007/s001220051118
Corpus ID: 21590535

Contributions of subpopulations to total gene diversity

@article{Finkeldey1999ContributionsOS,
  title={Contributions of subpopulations to total gene diversity},
  author={R. Finkeldey and O. Murillo},
  journal={Theoretical and Applied Genetics},
  year={1999},
  volume={98},
  pages={664-668}
}

R. Finkeldey, O. Murillo

Published 1999

Biology

Theoretical and Applied Genetics

Abstract The concept of the partitioning of genetic diversity into a component within and a component among populations (FST- or GST-statistics) can be easily expanded to compute the contribution of single subpopulations to total gene diversity. A subpopulation contributes to total gene diversity with its single-population gene diversity plus the (weighted) mean of Nei’s minimum genetic distances to all subpopulations. The suggested method allows one to unambiguously rank subpopulations… CONTINUE READING

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