Models for haplotype evolution in a nonstationary population.

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Haplotype mapping has emerged in the past few years as a powerful tool for the fine mapping of disease genes. It is typically carried out on a sample of affected individuals from a population isolate. If the chromosome neighborhood of a disease gene is saturated with markers, then each new mutation in the population or existing mutation introduced by a population founder exhibits a unique haplotype signature at...

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