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Direct detection of natural selection in Bronze Age Britain

2022-03-16

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We developed a novel method for efficiently estimating time-varying selection coefficients from genome-wide ancient DNA data. In simulations, our method accurately recovers selective trajectories, and is robust to mis-specification of population size. We applied it to a large dataset of ancient and present-day human genomes from Britain, and identified seven loci with genome-wide significant evidence of selection...

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1944d9d2-df1c-5163-8d9a-884467a4680b
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10.1101/2022.03.14.484330
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