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Genome admixture deconvolution karyogram of an Egyptian.

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healthcare

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dataset
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BreLauSimWei
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A single Egyptian individual is presented for ancestry assuming k = 4 source populations: Saharawi [SAH], Nilotic-speaking Maasai [MKK], Spanish Basque [BAS] and Arabic Qatari [QAT]. Maasai segments (which were inferred from k = 3 and were highly diverged from the SAH, QAT, BAS segments) are layered on top of the inferred Maghrebi/Qatari/Basque ancestral karyogram, for k = 4 putative source populations.

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Maasai

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GeneticsEvolutionary Biologyadmixturedeconvolutionkaryogram

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