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Population genetic variation characterised through serial independent pool-seq: the Cyprus Genome Project.

Scientific reports - 19 Mar 2026

Antoniades Athos, Chi Jianxiang, Brown Cameron, Vogazianos Paris, Charalambous Emily, Vrachnos Dimitris, Aristodimou Aristos, Miltiadous Andri, Papaloizou Andri, Koumouli Anita, Gerasimou Petroula, Kyprianou Yiannos, Costeas Paul

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The Cyprus Genome Project characterizes the genetic landscape of the Cypriot population to address the lack of population-specific data in global repositories. We employed a serial independent pool-sequencing (pool-seq) strategy to sequence DNA from 10,000 healthy bone marrow donors, randomized into 10 independent biological replicates. This study design was selected to leverage specific operational and...

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PMID: 41857113
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-026-44707-x
PMCID: PMC13139603

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