Population resequencing reveals local adaptation of Arabidopsis lyrata to serpentine soils

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Thomas L Turner
Elizabeth C Bourne
Eric J Von Wettberg
Tina T Hu
Sergey V Nuzhdin
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[1] Molecular and Computational Biology,
[2] University of Southern California,undefined
[3] Gregor Mendel Institute,undefined
[4] Austrian Academy of Sciences,undefined
[5] The Macaulay Land Use Research Institute,undefined
[6] Craigiebuckler,undefined
[7] Evolution and Ecology,undefined
[8] University of California,undefined
[9] Present address: Evolution,undefined
[10] Ecology,undefined
[11] and Marine Biology Department,undefined
[12] University of California Santa Barbara,undefined
[13] Santa Barbara,undefined
[14] California,undefined
[15] USA.,undefined
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Nature Genetics | 2010年 / 42卷
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Thomas Turner and colleagues have applied next-generation sequencing technology to investigate the genetic basis of adaptive variation. They sequenced pools of DNA from geographically distinct Arabidopsis lyrata populations that are locally adapted to serpentine soils and analyzed 8 million polymorphisms, identifying a putative example of convergent evolution.
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