Overall, data on more than 80 worldwide bovine breeds was used to investigate the contribution of different geographical breed groups to the global genetic diversity of cattle.
The ABO blood group frequency distribution varies in different geographical and ethnic groups and socioeconomic groups [ 15].
It will require detailed sample size calculation covering different geographical areas, age groups, and ethnic groups or races for assessing generalisability.
The selected SNPs are commonly known as Ancestry Informative Markers (AIMs) and received this name because they exhibit large differences in allele frequencies between populations from different geographical or ethnic groups.
Contrary to the conclusions of individual studies, these symptoms were consistent among different ethnic and geographical groups.
Data comprising of these MLST profiles were subjected to comparative genomic analysis with ~400 other H. pylori sequences from different geographical and ethnic groups [ 11].
The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of self-rated chronic conditions and 2-week prevalence among different socioeconomic and geographical groups, as well as the relationship with various behavioural risk factors in Zhongshan, China.
Studies of unbiased series from different geographical and ethnic groups are essential for elucidating both the genetic and epidemiological factors involved in the aetiology of this common development disorder.
To assess how SNP diversity varied among different geographical regions, we grouped three populations according to their sampling localities (fig. 1 and table 1) and calculated the average expected (HE) heterozygosities and the within-population fixation index (F).
In this setting, using both microsatellite and AFLP markers, apricot accessions collected from different eco-geographical groups (Europe, North America, Irano-Caucasia, Central Asia) have been grouped according to their geographical origin and pedigree information supporting the history of apricot diffusion from its centre of origin [ 27- 31].
