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The Effects of Migration and Assortative Mating on Admixture Linkage Disequilibrium

2016-05-31

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1 Statistical models in medical and population genetics typically assume that individuals assort randomly in a population. While this simplifies model complexity, it contradicts an increasing body of evidence of non-random mating in human populations. Specifically, it has been shown that assortative mating is significantly affected by genomic ancestry. In this work we examine the effects of ancestry-assortative ma...

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48132006-bb26-5225-ad43-6d144c7fcf05
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10.1101/056168
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