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Evidence of polygenic selection on human stature inferred from spatial distribution of allele frequencies

2016-01-25

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Spatial patterns of allele frequencies reveal a clear signal of natural (or sexual) selection on human height. The average frequency of all hits (N=693) and the top significant 66 common genetic variants (pruned for linkage disequilibrium) for 26 populations belonging to 5 sub-continental human groups were significantly correlated to average phenotypic population height. The method of correlated vectors provided a...

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3e971d7f-8f2e-55b9-a08b-eaa9a15b2297
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10.12688/f1000research.6002.3
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