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Convergent mutations and single nucleotide variants in mitochondrial genomes of modern humans and Neanderthals

2017-09-18

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Genetic contributions of Neanderthals to the modern human genome have been evidenced by comparison of present-day human genomes with paleogenomes suggesting that the Neanderthal introgression is higher in Asians and Europeans and lower in Africans. Neanderthal signatures in extant human genomes are attributed to intercrosses between Neanderthals and archaic Anatomically Modern Humans (AMH). Although Neanderthal si...

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8d441c66-4c1c-517f-a5bf-e0f260026a78
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10.1101/190363
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