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Population genetics of active transposable elements: overdispersion arises naturally from transposition-deletion-selection balance

Omole, A. D. et al.
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Active transposable element (TE) families often show overdispersion (variance greater than the mean), which is in contrast to the predictions of classical Poisson-based models and related theories built on the same approximation. To address this gap, we develop a diploid stochastic model of TE dynam
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