Sentences with phrase «on human genetic diversity»

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«It's quite amazing that 50 thousand year - old migrations still leave a mark on current human genetic diversity, but to be able to see this you need a huge amount of data in many populations from different continents.

The first government - funded human genomics research study performed on African soil — aimed at unlocking the unique genetic character of southern African populations — has revealed a high level of genetic diversity.

Because of the long history of human evolution on the continent, the African genome is rich in genetic diversity.

The map is a key tool that geneticists rely on to find disease genes and identify the functional genetic variations at the core of human diversity.

The microbial mass in and on a person may amount to just a few pounds, but in terms of genetic diversity these fellow travelers overwhelm their hosts, with 400 genes for every human one.

In addition to offering a view of the origins of humans and their disorders, the new resource of ape genetic diversity will help address the challenging plight of great ape species on the brink extinction.

Because early humans evolved on that continent, Africa still has more genetic diversity than all other continents combined.

A group of scientists at Stanford University have collaborated on a large study to understand genetic diversity in human populations.

Novembre's research focuses on the development of powerful mathematical and statistical algorithms that shed light on the evolutionary history of populations, particularly on the processes that shaped human genetic diversity and disease.

355/11: 30 Genetic diversity on the human X chromosome suggests there is no single pseudoautosomal boundary.

Genetic diversity is very important and this is how humans and most animals on Earth thrive over centuries.