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Predicting functional consequences of recent natural selection in Britain

2023-10-19

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Ancient DNA can directly reveal the contribution of natural selection to human genomic variation. However, while the analysis of ancient DNA has been successful at identifying genomic signals of selection, inferring the phenotypic consequences of that selection has been more difficult. Most trait-associated variants are non-coding, so we expect that a large proportion of the phenotypic effects of selection will al...

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6e43e4d0-8a05-5ba5-a30d-dbfe91b17058
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10.1101/2023.10.16.562549
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