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On the heterozygosity of an admixed population

2019-10-28

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A population is termed admixed if its members possess recent ancestry from two or more separate sources. As a result of the fusion of source populations with different genetic variants, admixed populations can exhibit high levels of genetic variation, reflecting contributions of their multiple ancestral groups. For a model of an admixed population derived from K source groups, we obtain a relationship between it...

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Literature Corpus work: f52d37bb-1ede-5ded-9e10-5f2f9ff7a334
DOI: 10.1101/820241

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