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Resolving the insertion sites of polymorphic duplications reveals a <i>HERC2</i> haplotype under selection

2018-12-07

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Polymorphic duplications in humans have been shown to contribute to phenotypic diversity. However, the evolutionary forces that maintain variable duplications across the human genome are largely unexplored. To understand the haplotypic architecture of the derived duplications, we developed a linkage-disequilibrium based method to detect insertion sites of polymorphic duplications not represented...

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37f12638-ff78-5cb3-b779-e517fb3fd4c3
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10.1101/488726
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