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Human populations show reduced DNA sequence variation at the factor IX locus.
Current biology : CB - 15 May 2001
Harris E E, Hey J
Abstract excerpt
Levels and patterns of human DNA sequence variation vary widely among loci. However, some of this variation may be due to the different populations used in different studies. So far, few studies of diverse human populations have compared different genetic loci for the same samples of populations and individuals. Here, we present new polymorphism data from intron 4 of the Factor IX gene (FIX) sequenced in diverse...
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