Human population structure and demographic history using genetic markers

Human population structure and demographic history using genetic markers

The evolutionary history of the human species has generated complex patterns of population structure and linkage disequilibrium (non-random associations of alleles at different loci or LD). The understanding of these patterns is crucial to two of the most important challenges facing biomedical scien...

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Main Author: Wilson, James F.
Other Authors: Goldstein, David B.
Published: University of Oxford 2002
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Genetics (life sciences) : Genetics (medical sciences) : Y chromosome : Orkney : Norse Viking : Palaeolithic : Neolithic : Genetic history : Linkage disequilibrium : Lemba : admixture : population structure : drug metabolising enzymes
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