Analysis of helminth genetic data : comparative examples with Haemonchus contortus isozymes using exact tests or resampling procedures
Population genetic data on helminths are scarce and it is important to fine tune analyses of these data, the interpretation of which is based on between-(Fst) and within-(Fis) population variability. Several computer programs are available and confidence intervals of each index are based on differen...
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description | Population genetic data on helminths are scarce and it is important to fine tune analyses of these data, the interpretation of which is based on between-(Fst) and within-(Fis) population variability. Several computer programs are available and confidence intervals of each index are based on different procedures. These programs (Genetix, Diploid, Genepop) were compared with a classical program (Biosys-1) using a large set of Haemonchus contortus isozyme data. The results were identical for all softwares for large differences when natural populations were studied (Fst > 0.25 and Fis > 0.15 or |
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