Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating

Lenz TL, Müller B, Trillmich F, Wolf JBW (2013)
Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences 280(1762): 20130714.

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Lenz, Tobias L.; Müller, BirteUniBi; Trillmich, FritzUniBi ; Wolf, Jochen B. W.
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Fakultät für Biologie > Verhaltensforschung
Abstract / Bemerkung
It is still debated whether main individual fitness differences in natural populations can be attributed to genome-wide effects or to particular loci of outstanding functional importance such as the major histocompatibility complex (MHC). In a long-term monitoring project on Galapagos sea lions (Zalophus wollebaeki), we collected comprehensive fitness and mating data for a total of 506 individuals. Controlling for genome-wide inbreeding, we find strong associations between the MHC locus and nearly all fitness traits. The effect was mainly attributable to MHC sequence divergence and could be decomposed into contributions of own and maternal genotypes. In consequence, the population seems to have evolved a pool of highly divergent alleles conveying near-optimal MHC divergence even by random mating. Our results demonstrate that a single locus can significantly contribute to fitness in the wild and provide conclusive evidence for the 'divergent allele advantage' hypothesis, a special form of balancing selection with interesting evolutionary implications.
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sequence divergence; overdominance; reproductive success; survival; Galapagos sea lion; major histocompatibility complex
Erscheinungsjahr
2013
Zeitschriftentitel
Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences
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280
Ausgabe
1762
Art.-Nr.
20130714
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0962-8452
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1471-2954
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2607136

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Lenz TL, Müller B, Trillmich F, Wolf JBW. Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences. 2013;280(1762): 20130714.
Lenz, T. L., Müller, B., Trillmich, F., & Wolf, J. B. W. (2013). Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences, 280(1762), 20130714. doi:10.1098/rspb.2013.0714
Lenz, Tobias L., Müller, Birte, Trillmich, Fritz, and Wolf, Jochen B. W. 2013. “Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences 280 (1762): 20130714.
Lenz, T. L., Müller, B., Trillmich, F., and Wolf, J. B. W. (2013). Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences 280:20130714.
Lenz, T.L., et al., 2013. Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences, 280(1762): 20130714.
T.L. Lenz, et al., “Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating”, Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences, vol. 280, 2013, : 20130714.
Lenz, T.L., Müller, B., Trillmich, F., Wolf, J.B.W.: Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences. 280, : 20130714 (2013).
Lenz, Tobias L., Müller, Birte, Trillmich, Fritz, and Wolf, Jochen B. W. “Divergent allele advantage at MHC-DRB through direct and maternal genotypic effects and its consequences for allele pool composition and mating”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B Biological Sciences 280.1762 (2013): 20130714.

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