Ancestry and Disease in the Age of Genomic Medicine

Charles N. Rotimi · Lynn B. Jorde

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Genomic analyses indicate that although humans have a common origin and most genetic variation is shared, there are some differences among groups of humans. Those differences may be harnessed to cl...

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