...Li Liu; Richard J. Caselli Excess of heterozygosity (H) is a widely used measure of genetic diversity of a population. As high-throughput sequencing and genotyping data become readily available, it has been applied to investigating the associations of genome-wide genetic diversity with human...

... significantly shaped HLA gene diversity and haplotype frequencies. Whereas the main level of genetic diversity was found within populations, both HLA gene frequencies and phenotypic profiles revealed regional variation, Southeast Europe, Great Britain and Finland being the most distinctive. Effects of natural...

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... of populations. The limited genetic diversity thus far observed for Amerindians seems to reflect both a genuine decrease of diversity and a bias caused by the study of limited numbers of tribes. 5 07 1995 16 01 1996 3 9 2008 © 1996 S. Karger AG, Basel 1996 Copyright / Drug Dosage...

...Henry D. Riley; Alan F. Lau; Tom Humphreys The relative genetic diversity of selected proto-oncogenes in the native Hawaiian gene pool was examined by comparing the restriction fragment length polymorphisms of these genes in a group of 23 individuals with at least part Hawaiian ancestry, and in 20...

...Ândrea K.C. Ribeiro-dos-Santos; João Farias Guerreiro; Sidney E.B. Santos; Marco Antonio Zago The total genetic diversity of the Amerindian population is as high as that observed for other continental human populations because a large contribution from variation among tribes makes up for the low...