Genetics 562 Population Genetics
Spring, 1999 J. Felsenstein
Syllabus
Date Topic Reading
3/29 Introduction; Hardy-Weinberg proportions I.1-I.3
3/30 " " (P. Beerli) " "
3/31 Multiple alleles, difft. sexes (P. Beerli) I.4, I.6
4/2 Sex-linkage (M. Kuhner) I.7
5 Linkage and linkage disequilibrium I.8
6, 7 Natural Selection II.1-II.2
9 " " II.4, II.5
12 Polymorphisms and fitness II.6-II.8
13 " " " II.9-II.11
14 " " " " "
16 Kin, group and species selection II.12
19 Mutation III.1-III.3
20, 21 Maintenance of deleterious mutants III.4-III.6
23 Migration, Clines IV.1-IV.11
26, 27 " " " "
28, 30 Inbreeding in pedigrees V.1-V.5
5/3, 4 Regular systems of mating V.10-V.12, V.14
5 Inbreeding depression V.13
7 Genetic drift VI.1-VI.4
10 " " " "
11 Effective population size VI.5-VI.7
12, 14 Neutral mutation theory VII.1-VII.2
17 Repeated sequences none
18 Trees of genes X.2
19, 21 Molecular evolution VII.7, VII.8
24, 25 Drift and other forces VII.4,VII.5,VII.8,VII.9
26 Drift and other forces " " " "
28 Genetics of quantitative characters IX.1-IX.5
31 HOLIDAY (Memorial Day; Folk Life Festival)
6/1 Genetics of quantitative characters " "
2 Components of variance, selection response IX.6-IX.9
4 Finding QTLs (none)
Text: Theoretical Evolutionary Genetics, by Joe Felsenstein ($16-$18 or so at
ASUW Publishing, HUB)
Course web page: http://depts.washington.edu/genetics/courses/genet562/1999
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