Sentence examples for more shared haplotypes from inspiring English sources

Postglacial expansions and gene exchange apparently led to more shared haplotypes and less differentiation that in turn led to the present shallow phylogeographical patterns in S. japonica.

The further divergence within these branches of M2a exhibit probable pattern of more shared haplotypes within populations of geographic proximity followed by population specific haplotypes and a few shared haplotypes among geographically apart populations.

Populations of Europe and South Asia possess more shared haplotypes with Mongolian than that with Maya, supporting our inference that the gene flows happened after ancestors of Native Americans moved to the New World, again likely during the period of the Mongol Empire expansion (table 4 and supplementary table S21, Supplementary Material online).

As expected, Han-Mongolian possessed significantly more shared haplotype blocks compared with others (P << 0.05).

As previously reported [ 17], the better performance of study-specific reference panels over 1KG was due to more shared haplotype segments between study-specific reference panels and the genotype panels used [ 17, 26].

If true, more shared RM Y-STR haplotypes would be expected between putatively unrelated individuals sampled from rural areas, where male relatives often stay in the region (and thus can be sampled), and especially from endogamous populations, than among putatively unrelated individuals sampled from urban areas, where male relatives tend to not to stay (and thus cannot be sampled).

Shared haplotypes are more frequently found between red junglefowl and chickens, which are attributed to both introgression and ancestral polymorphisms.

Other shared haplotypes are more widely spread, and may represent several different haplogroups.

The higher complexity of the haplotype network for PGRP-S3, showing more diversity and a higher proportion of shared haplotypes between species suggests that this may be the ancestral gene from which PGRP-S2 may have originated.

Another explanation for the differences in haplotype characteristics would be that more intensive sampling may be required to detect shared haplotypes, however, this may be unlikely as the same pattern of haplotype dissimilarity was found for all four gene regions.

We observed 3 shared haplotypes that were longer and more common in the individuals with 1 ABCA4 disease allele than in the 18 control trios (Fig.  1).