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Drivers of systemic male-female allele frequency divergence in humans

2026-01-06

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Allele frequency differences between males and females in genetic studies have been interpreted as suggestive of sex differences in natural selection. However, systemic differences may also arise through sex differences in study participation as well as bioinformatic artifacts. To mitigate these confounding effects, we performed a meta-analysis of sex differences in allele frequencies across three genetic studies....

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140b68fc-7275-5a89-9a7d-d78d6a7e0b54
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10.64898/2026.01.06.698007
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