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Inferring the ancestry of everyone

2018-11-01

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A central problem in evolutionary biology is to infer the full genealogical history of a set of DNA sequences. This history contains rich information about the forces that have influenced a sexually reproducing species. However, existing methods are limited: the most accurate is unable to cope with more than a few dozen samples. With modern genetic data sets rapidly approaching millions of genomes, there is an urg...

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Literature Corpus work: dec22272-e541-5fe5-b29e-e9efcb31a60b
DOI: 10.1101/458067

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