Evolutionary history of regulatory variation in human populations.

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Genetic variation in the regulation of gene expression is likely to be a major contributor to phenotypic variation in humans, and it also constitutes an important target of recent natural selection in human populations and plays a major role in morphological evolution. The increasing amount of data of genome and transcriptome variation is now leading to a better annotation of regulatory elements and a growing...

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