glossary from Carol Eunmi Lee

1. additive genetic variance 

the proportion of genetic variance in a character that is due to the additive component of allelic effects.

genetic diversity is used frequently to indicate the potential for evolutionary adaptation, 

but it is additive genetic variance rather than genetic diversity per se that responds to natural selection.

genetic diversity encompasses 포함하다 polymorphism at all markers, including neutral markers,

whereas additive genetic pertains 관련되다 to variance of particular phenotypic traits.

2. epistatic genetic variance

genetic variance attributable to the interaction of two or more loci.

3. epistasis

interaction between two or more gene loci 

where the 공동 영향 joint effect on the phenotype differs from the sum of the loci taken separately.

4. fixed heterosis

the maintenance of 잡종강세? hybrid vigor in a fixed manner in a population 

because the individuals reproduce asexually and favorable genotypes do not recombine.

5. genetic architecture

the no. of loci and the no. and freq. of alleles at those loci that affect 

1)a particular trait, 

2)their allelic (dominance) and genic (epistatic) interaction and 

3)their relationship to other traits (다면발현? pleiotropy).

6. genetic variance

the degree of phenotypic variance within populations 

that is due to genetic differences among individuals (as oppsed to environmental or chance factors),

including dominance, additive genetic and epistatic genetic variance.

 

7. plastic response

8. plasticity(=phenotypic plasticity)

(논문으로) 처음 알게된 Carol Eunmi Lee 교수님, 반갑습니다. 

논문 잘 보았습니다. 저는 아직도 갈길이 멀군요 ;ㅛ; 

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