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Genomic Insights of Bruneian Malays

2022-06-03

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The Malays and their many sub-ethnic groups collectively make up one of the largest population groups in Southeast Asia. However, their genomes, especially those from Brunei, remain very much underrepresented and understudied. Here, we analysed the publicly available WGS and genotyping data of two and 39 Bruneian Malay individuals, respectively. NGS reads from the two individuals were first mapped against the GRCh...

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1398f3e3-1046-53c6-8965-7bd77cae3a94
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10.1101/2022.06.01.492266
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