Advancing clinical genomics with Middle Eastern and South Asian pangenomes
Migration, trade and climate The Middle East and South Asia form a contiguous landmass, historically serving as a bridge for migration, trade and cultural exchange,…
Migration, trade and climate The Middle East and South Asia form a contiguous landmass, historically serving as a bridge for migration, trade and cultural exchange,…
Human genetic diversity in today’s world has been shaped by evolutionary history, demographic shifts and environmental exposures, influencing com…
Mainland Japanese have been recognized as having dual ancestry, originating from indigenous Jomon people and immigrants from continental East Euras…
Jakun, a Proto-Malay subtribe from Peninsular Malaysia, is believed to have inhabited the Malay Archipelago during the period of agricultural expan…
There is considerable evidence for mitochondrial-nuclear co-adaptation as a key evolutionary driver. Hypotheses regarding the roles of sex-linkage …
Lizards in the genus Anolis comprise hundreds of species that display a wide range of phenotypic variation closely related to their environm…
The Jacquard genetic identity coefficients are of fundamental importance in relatedness research. We address the estimation of these coefficients a…
Bos taurus (taurine) and Bos indicus (indicine) cattle diverged at least 150,000 years ago and, since that time, substantial genomic …
Metapopulation dynamics can be shaped by foraging ecology, and thus be sensitive to shifts in prey availability. Genotyping 204 North Atlantic kill…