Polymorphic admixture typing in human ethnic populations.

Polymorphic admixture typing in human ethnic populations.
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发表时间:
1994-10
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9.8
通讯作者:
M. Dean;J. Stephens;Christoph Winkler;D. Lomb;M. Ramsburg;R. Boaze;C. Stewart;L. Charbonneau;D. Goldman;B. Albaugh
M. Dean;J. Stephens;Christoph Winkler;D. Lomb;M. Ramsburg;R. Boaze;C. Stewart;L. Charbonneau;D. Goldman;B. Albaugh
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生物学1区
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作者:
M. Dean;J. Stephens;Christoph Winkler;D. Lomb;M. Ramsburg;R. Boaze;C. Stewart;L. Charbonneau;D. Goldman;B. Albaugh

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A panel of 257 RFLP loci was selected on the basis of high heterozygosity in Caucasian DNA surveys and equivalent spacing throughout the human genome. Probes from each locus were used in a Southern blot survey of allele frequency distribution for four human ethnic groups: Caucasian, African American, Asian (Chinese), and American Indian (Cheyenne). Nearly all RFLP loci were polymorphic in each group, albeit with a broad range of differing allele frequencies (delta). The distribution of frequency differences (delta values) was used for three purposes: (1) to provide estimates for genetic distance (differentiation) among these ethnic groups, (2) to revisit with a large data set the proportion of human genetic variation attributable to differentiation within ethnic groups, and (3) to identify loci with high delta values between recently admixed populations of use in mapping by admixture linkage disequilibrium (MALD). Although most markers display significant allele frequency differences between ethnic groups, the overall genetic distances between ethnic groups were small (.066-.098), and < 10% of the measured overall molecular genetic diversity in these human samples can be attributed to "racial" differentiation. The median delta values for pairwise comparisons between groups fell between .15 and .20, permitting identification of highly informative RFLP loci for MALD disease association studies.