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Regions of high differentiation--worth a check.

Genome research - 1 Oct 2006

Harr Bettina

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B. Boursot and K. Belkhir in this issue of Genome Research point to an ascertainment bias in my use of SNPs to identify regions of high differentiation between a pair of house mouse subspecies. Here, I discuss additional points to consider and argue that the ultimate test for such regions should be an independent confirmation using unrelated samples. I provide evidence that regions of high differentiation as...

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PMID: 17018518
DOI: 10.1101/gr.5787706

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