Few however have as complicated an ancestry as the Lost Cherokees.
A less formal counterpart, the Kabuki theatre, has almost as impressive an ancestry as the Nō and continues to be widely performed, with music used to indicate period, place, time, or mood and often functioning by phrase association like the principle of leading motives in Richard Wagner.
For example, if a researcher sequencing DNA as part of an ancestry study discovers a man has a mutation that promotes Alzheimer disease, should they track down that DNA's owner and let him know?
The double jelly-roll motif that can be found in the capsids of viruses infecting Archaea, Eukarya, or Bacteria, however, is proposed as evidence for an ancestry of some viruses [2], [3].
This statistical interaction between a specific ancestry and a segment identifier can be described as a predictor combining an ancestry indicator with the segment identifier.
The genome-wide ancestry of each of the 733 SAC individuals was calculated using local ancestry called by RFMix, as follows: The number of SNPs labeled as a particular ancestry was counted per individual for each of the individual's 22 × 2 chromosomes.
We introduce a measurement strategy that attempts to isolate two variables for which race is often used as a proxy genetic ancestry and social classification and we test how well each accounts for health disparities.
AIMs are defined as markers that provide information as to the ancestry of a sample.
The complex larval muscle system of neomeniomorphs and polyplacophorans suggests a common ancestry as well as homology of the involved muscle sets [ 9].
From the published analysis [ 33], we had expectations a priori as to the ancestry composition of each individual.
