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Parental haplotypes reconstruction in up to 440,209 individuals reveals recent assortative mating dynamics

2025-09-26

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Assortative mating (AM), the tendency for individuals to choose partners with similar traits, plays an important role in social stratification and has a wide-spread impact on the genetic architecture of complex human traits. A genetic footprint of this behaviour, genetic assortative mating (GAM), has been documented for many traits. However, most existing approaches to estimate GAM either rely on genotyped couples...

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Literature Corpus work: 139e3c01-8464-5542-952b-9ab55b6d366b
DOI: 10.1101/2025.09.24.678243

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