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I would like to identify genes that are under selection in a particular species across multiple populations.
Most of the data I have comes from RNAseq projects.
What kind of statistics would you recommend to use in this case? Or should I just stick with Fst scans?
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Dear Zachary,
I would like to identify genes that are under selection in a particular
species across multiple populations.
Most of the data I have comes from RNAseq projects.
What kind of statistics would you recommend to use in this case? Or should
I just stick with Fst scans?
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Dear Zachary,
I would like to identify genes that are under selection in a particular species across multiple populations.
Most of the data I have comes from RNAseq projects.
What kind of statistics would you recommend to use in this case? Or should I just stick with Fst scans?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: