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Maximum-likelihood estimation of admixture proportions from genetic data.
Genetics - 1 Jun 2003
Wang Jinliang
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For an admixed population, an important question is how much genetic contribution comes from each parental population. Several methods have been developed to estimate such admixture proportions, using data on genetic markers sampled from parental and admixed populations. In this study, I propose a likelihood method to estimate jointly the admixture proportions, the genetic drift that occurred to the admixed...
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