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Massively parallel sequencing of 165 ancestry-informative SNPs and forensic biogeographical ancestry inference in three southern Chinese Sinitic/Tai-Kadai populations

2020-12-06

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Ancestry informative markers (AIMs), which are distributed throughout the human genome, harbor significant allele frequency differences among diverse ethnic groups. The use of sets of AIMs to reconstruct population history and genetic relationships is attracting interest in the forensic community, because biogeographic ancestry information for a casework sample can potentially be predicted and used to guide the in...

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cf11ca0f-f96e-57e6-9709-3f1606dd40bc
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10.1101/2020.12.05.412866
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