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Atlas of cryptic genetic relatedness among 1000 human genomes

Fedorova et al., 2016

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10615746482273878167
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Fedorova L
Qiu S
Dutta R
Fedorov A
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Genome biology and evolution

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A novel computational method for detecting identical-by-descent (IBD) chromosomal segments between sequenced genomes is presented. It utilizes the distribution patterns of v ery r are g enetic v ariants (vrGVs), which have minor allele frequencies< 0.2%. Contrary to …
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