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Human genetic variation (II): exploring publicly available data

2017-08-16

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Genetic variation is fundamental to the evolution of all species and is what makes us individuals. Our genes have a large influence on our lives. They affect what we look like, our personalities and preferences and our susceptibility to disease. By studying genetic variation we hope to understand the molecular process that contribute to life on earth. The study of genetic variation has been used to model human mig...

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Literature Corpus work: 206f022a-e057-50d7-9f36-7b52397da049
DOI: 10.6019/tol.hugenvar_2-t.2017.00001.1

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