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Population-specific sequence and expression differentiation in Europeans

2019-08-29

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Much of the enormous phenotypic variation observed across human populations is thought to have arisen from events experienced as our ancestors peopled different regions of the world. However, little is known about the genes involved in these population-specific adaptations. Here we explore this problem by simultaneously examining population-specific sequence and expression differentiation in four human populations...

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168b40be-dd10-5590-b4ee-1341bca0a04e
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10.1101/749499
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