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The impact of sample size and marker selection on the study of haplotype structures.
Human genomics - 1 Mar 2004
Sun Xiao, Stephens J Claiborne, Zhao Hongyu
Abstract excerpt
Several studies of haplotype structures in the human genome in various populations have found that the human chromosomes are structured such that each chromosome can be divided into many blocks, within which there is limited haplotype diversity. In addition, only a few genetic markers in a putative block are needed to capture most of the diversity within a block. There has been no systematic empirical study of...
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