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Polygenic Adaptation has Impacted Multiple Anthropometric Traits

2017-07-23

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Our understanding of the genetic basis of human adaptation is biased toward loci of large pheno-typic effect. Genome wide association studies (GWAS) now enable the study of genetic adaptation in polygenic phenotypes. We test for polygenic adaptation among 187 world-wide human populations using polygenic scores constructed from GWAS of 34 complex traits. We identify signals of polygenic adaptation for anthropometri...

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034c6942-a719-5cc7-aa0f-6d801ce6bac9
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10.1101/167551
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