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Population genetics

a model in which each mutation hits a nucleotide site never mutated before, used to predict the number of segregating sites.

In population genetics, infinite sites model refers to a model in which each mutation hits a nucleotide site never mutated before, used to predict the number of segregating sites. This meaning comes from Kimura (1969) in Genetics.[1]

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References

Kimura, M. (1969). The Number of Heterozygous Nucleotide Sites Maintained in a Finite Population Due to Steady Flux of Mutations. Genetics, 61(4), 893-903. https://doi.org/10.1093/genetics/61.4.893

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