Understanding the contrasting spatial haplotype patterns of malaria-protective β-globin polymorphisms
The malaria-protective β-globin polymorphisms, sickle-cell (β(S)) and β(0)-thalassaemia, are canonical examples of human adaptation to infectious disease. Occurring on distinct genetic backgrounds, they vary markedly in their patterns of linked genetic variation at the population level, suggesting d...
Main Authors: | Hockham, C, Piel, F, Gupta, S, Penman, B |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Elsevier
2015
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