Wöhrmann K, et al. (1974)

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The present paper gives a model of population genetics based on the life cycle of yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae). This model considers the most important factors influencing the frequencies of genes and genotypes in a yeast population and is the basis for the quantitative estimation of these parameters. The advantages and possibilities offered by the use of yeast as material for population genetics are discussed.

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Reference Type: English Abstract | Journal Article
Authors: Wöhrmann K, Lange P, Strobel R
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