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Identification and analysis of genomic regions with large between-population differentiation in humans.
Annals of human genetics - 1 Jan 2008
Myles S, Tang K, Somel M, Green R E, Kelso J, Stoneking M
Abstract excerpt
The primary aim of genetic association and linkage studies is to identify genetic variants that contribute to phenotypic variation within human populations. Since the overwhelming majority of human genetic variation is found within populations, these methods are expected to be effective and can likely be extrapolated from one human population to another. However, they may lack power in detecting the genetic...
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