Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.

The lines indicate linear regressions. (TIFF)

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Main Authors:	Irene Novo (11999512), Enrique Santiago (11656907), Armando Caballero (439234)
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Subjects:	Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified minor allele frequency >< sub >< ></ sub > ></ sub >) particular genomic regions ld </ sub div >< p background selection statistic recombination rate heterogeneity ></ sub recombination rate different regions n </ e </ virtually unaffected strongly affected simulation results reduce diversity polymorphic sites nucleotide diversity missense variants linkage disequilibrium key parameter increasing availability important implications human evolution human demography human data genetic drift gene density diversity parameters directional selection computer simulations coalescence mutation based methods Koryaks
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spelling	ftsmithonian:oai:figshare.com:article/19067071 2023-05-15T17:05:21+02:00 Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations. Irene Novo (11999512) Enrique Santiago (11656907) Armando Caballero (439234) 2022-01-25T18:41:08Z https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pgen.1009764.s005 unknown https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Values_of_nucleotide_diversity_i_i_for_genomic_regions_with_different_average_recombination_rate_i_RR_i_using_data_from_the_Finnish_and_Koryaks_populations_/19067071 doi:10.1371/journal.pgen.1009764.s005 CC BY 4.0 CC-BY Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified minor allele frequency >< sub >< ></ sub > ></ sub >) particular genomic regions ld </ sub div >< p background selection statistic recombination rate heterogeneity ></ sub recombination rate different regions n </ e </ virtually unaffected strongly affected simulation results reduce diversity polymorphic sites nucleotide diversity missense variants linkage disequilibrium key parameter increasing availability important implications human evolution human demography human data genetic drift gene density diversity parameters directional selection computer simulations coalescence mutation based methods Image Figure 2022 ftsmithonian https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pgen.1009764.s005 2022-02-07T17:29:22Z The lines indicate linear regressions. (TIFF) Still Image Koryaks Unknown
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topic	Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified minor allele frequency >< sub >< ></ sub > ></ sub >) particular genomic regions ld </ sub div >< p background selection statistic recombination rate heterogeneity ></ sub recombination rate different regions n </ e </ virtually unaffected strongly affected simulation results reduce diversity polymorphic sites nucleotide diversity missense variants linkage disequilibrium key parameter increasing availability important implications human evolution human demography human data genetic drift gene density diversity parameters directional selection computer simulations coalescence mutation based methods
spellingShingle	Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified minor allele frequency >< sub >< ></ sub > ></ sub >) particular genomic regions ld </ sub div >< p background selection statistic recombination rate heterogeneity ></ sub recombination rate different regions n </ e </ virtually unaffected strongly affected simulation results reduce diversity polymorphic sites nucleotide diversity missense variants linkage disequilibrium key parameter increasing availability important implications human evolution human demography human data genetic drift gene density diversity parameters directional selection computer simulations coalescence mutation based methods Irene Novo (11999512) Enrique Santiago (11656907) Armando Caballero (439234) Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.
topic_facet	Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified minor allele frequency >< sub >< ></ sub > ></ sub >) particular genomic regions ld </ sub div >< p background selection statistic recombination rate heterogeneity ></ sub recombination rate different regions n </ e </ virtually unaffected strongly affected simulation results reduce diversity polymorphic sites nucleotide diversity missense variants linkage disequilibrium key parameter increasing availability important implications human evolution human demography human data genetic drift gene density diversity parameters directional selection computer simulations coalescence mutation based methods
description	The lines indicate linear regressions. (TIFF)
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author	Irene Novo (11999512) Enrique Santiago (11656907) Armando Caballero (439234)
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title	Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.
title_short	Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.
title_full	Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.
title_fullStr	Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.
title_full_unstemmed	Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.
title_sort	values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( rr ) using data from the finnish and koryaks populations.
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Values of nucleotide diversity ( π ) for genomic regions with different average recombination rate ( RR ) using data from the Finnish and Koryaks populations.

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