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Estimation of individual admixture: analytical and study design considerations.
Genetic epidemiology - 1 May 2005
Tang Hua, Peng Jie, Wang Pei, Risch Neil J
Abstract excerpt
The genome of an admixed individual represents a mixture of alleles from different ancestries. In the United States, the two largest minority groups, African-Americans and Hispanics, are both admixed. An understanding of the admixture proportion at an individual level (individual admixture, or IA) is valuable for both population geneticists and epidemiologists who conduct case-control association studies in these...
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