Sentence examples for two human populations from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, two human populations with a notably low risk for MS [43] [46] are the Inuit or Eskimos (who consume oily fish on a daily basis) and the Sami or Lapps (for whom reindeer meat is a staple).

In addition to highly conserved sequences encompassing SNPs 148444 and 152413, population studies revealed strong signatures of natural selection for a 1 kb window covering the SNP 144716 in two human populations, the European American (π = 0.0072, Tajima's D = 3.31, 14 SNPs) and the Japanese (π = 0.0049, Fay & Wu's H = 8.05, 14 SNPs), as well as in chimpanzees (Fay & Wu's H = 8.62, 12 SNPs).

Differences in genetic background in the two human populations might have also contributed to this observed disparity.

Here, we describe how the innate immune system has responded to these challenges, through the analysis of resequencing data for 132 innate immunity genes in two human populations.

Finally, nABBA and nBABA are added up over all pairings of H1/H2 samples from the two human populations being analyzed.

This strategy was implemented genome-wide to detect signatures of selection in two human populations, and then compared to nine other genome-wide scans for signatures of selection [ 3].

The model predicted historic mean fire return intervals from TRI and two human population variables.

(A) The demographic history of three human populations.

We observed a striking increase of nucleotide diversity that spanned multiple LD blocks for the three human populations (Fig. 2B).

Using the cosi software for coalescent simulations we generated genotype data for 48, 46 and 48 chromosomes respectively from the three human populations.

Among five human populations (Finnish, Swedish, CEPH, Japanese and Chinese), the MAF averaged for 34 autosomal SNPs ranged from 0.39 (Finnish) to 0.44 (Chinese).