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The influence of admixture and consanguinity on population genetic diversity in Middle East.

Journal of human genetics - 1 Nov 2014

Yang Xiong, Al-Bustan Suzanne, Feng Qidi, Guo Wei, Ma Zhiming, Marafie Makia, Jacob Sindhu, Al-Mulla Fahd, Xu Shuhua

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The Middle East (ME) is an important crossroad where modern humans migrated 'out of Africa' and spread into Europe and Asia. After the initial peopling and long-term isolation leading to well-differentiated populations, the ME also had a crucial role in subsequent human migrations among Africa, Europe and Asia; thus, recent population admixture has been common in the ME. On the other hand, consanguinity, a...

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PMID: 25253659
DOI: 10.1038/jhg.2014.81

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