Not exact matches
The team's evidence of «
gene flow» from descendants of modern
humans into the Neanderthal
genome applies to one specific Neanderthal,
whose remains were found
in a cave
in the Altai Mountains
in southern Siberia, near the Russia - Mongolia border.
The study,
whose first author is the quantitative biologist Ivan Iossifov, a CSHL assistant professor and on faculty at the New York
Genome Center, finds that «autism
genes» - i.e., those that, when mutated, may contribute to an ASD diagnosis - tend to have fewer mutations than most
genes in the
human gene pool.
The majority of
genes in the mouse and
human genome exist as multigene families, some of
whose memberships are
in the hundreds to thousands.
The team's evidence of «
gene flow» from descendants of modern
humans into the Neanderthal
genome applies to one specific Neanderthal,
whose remains were found some years ago
in a cave
in southwestern Siberia,
in the Altai Mountains, near the Russia - Mongolia border.