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Hence, background selection is considered efficient only if it permits a return to the recipient genome faster than the normal return rate when no selection on markers is applied; the efficiency of MAS should always be compared to this normal rate as a reference. We need first to recall what is the normal rate of return expected with no background selection. 1 Expected genome contents with no selection On non-carrier chromosomes (chromosomes not hosting the target), the probability that any locus remains heterozygous donor/recipient after n backcrosses is (½) n.

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