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High diversity of alpha-globin haplotypes in a Senegalese population, including many previously unreported variants.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Nov 1995

Martinson J J, Excoffier L, Swinburn C, Boyce A J, Harding R M, Langaney A, Clegg J B

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RFLP haplotypes at the alpha-globin gene complex have been examined in 190 individuals from the Niokolo Mandenka population of Senegal: haplotypes were assigned unambiguously for 210 chromosomes. The Mandenka share with other African populations a sample size-independent haplotype diversity that is much greater than that in any non-African population: the number of haplotypes observed in the Mandenka is typically...

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