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Parent-offspring inference in inbred populations

2021-11-23

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Genealogical relationships are fundamental components of genetic studies. However, it is often challenging to infer correct and complete pedigrees even when genome-wide information is available. For example, inbreeding can obfuscate genetic differences between individuals, making it difficult to even distinguish first-degree relatives such as parent-offspring from full siblings. Similarly, genotyping errors can in...

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c8102508-8986-5ed6-a5b7-01da331c6e65
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10.1101/2021.11.23.469656
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