Значения термина genetic admixture на английском

The resultant genetic admixture of lineages might obscure pattern of genetic variation.

Individual genetic admixture level (%Spanish ancestry) was estimated by using ancestry-informative DNA markers.

Current genome-wide association studies (GWAS) often involve populations that have experienced recent genetic admixture.

Despite long-term isolation, genetic admixture among these subregional populations was observed, indicating historic periods of connectivity.

Chloroplast DNA of the two fig plants was completely segregated, with signs of genetic admixture in nuclear markers.

Uyghur people is an isolated ethnic group mainly residing in northwestern China with genetic admixture from Europeans and East Asians.

Cultural transformation and recent minor genetic admixture are the likely processes that shaped the genetic structure of both MUS and BUD.

A fraction of the Tai genetic component investigated among the Mon people and some Lawa populations reflected the evidence of genetic admixture.

A variety of methods are available for estimating genetic admixture proportions in populations; however, few investigators have conducted detailed comparisons using empirical data.

The study suggests a significant amount of genetic admixture in the North Indian gene pool from other racial groups, with profound oriental influence.

Conclusions: The low level of genetic admixture of the insular T. britovi isolates suggests that this pathogen colonized the two islands by separate events.

These results illustrate that postmating reproductive barriers act alongside premating barriers and genetic admixture such as hybrid incompatibilities and influence early phases of sexual isolation.

Genetic admixture proportions provide a quantitative measure of ancestry differences among Latinos that can be used in analyses of genetic risk factors.