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  1. ...varying allele frequencies for specific SNPs, which allows conclusions to be drawn about the population structure. This information is often used as a basis to infer ancestries.The development of methods to infer population structure has been part of research for decades, with both model-based (Pritchard...
  2. ...accurate contamination estimates than the previous methods.New model-based methods accurately estimate genetic ancestryIn the absence of contamination, widely used methods such as LASER and TRACE are known to estimate genetic ancestry accurately. Because we propose using a new model-based approach...
  3. ..., compression, classification, and simulation of genomic data with several worldwide whole data sets from both humans and canids, and evaluate the performance of the proposed applications with and without ancestry conditioning. The unsupervised setting of autoencoders allows for the detection and learning...
  4. ...free of recent dog admixture to focus on older introgression events, setting a threshold of -wide dog ancestry below 10%. ADMIXTURE analysis clearly distinguished wolves from dogs at K = 2, with an average -wide proportion attributed to dogs below 1.6% in the wolf (Supplemental Fig. S1A). Similarly...
  5. ...Lab resource at https://www.nealelab.is/uk-biobank/. Briefly, we applied filters to remove samples flagged as used in PCA calculations (i.e., unrelated samples) and those with sex chromosome aneuploidy. To restrict the data set to individuals of British ancestry, we utilized the provided principal...
  6. ..., and genotype QC (Chen et al. 2024), including ancestry outlier removal (Methods) (Supplemental Table S2), we identified 153,894,851 high-quality variants across 4094 individuals, 3400 of whom are inferred to be unrelated (Methods) (Supplemental Table S3). We computed the mean coverage within each population...
  7. ...space based on the linear combination of two normal steps.Inference of population structure using PCAWe can also use the NN likelihoods to infer population structure using PCA; however, the approach is not as straightforward as for the model-based ancestry estimation. We use a similar approach...
  8. ...expected ranges, unlike a competing model based on CDS length (Fig. 1B). These analyses indicate that accumulation of synonymous mutations follows expected mutation probabilities, demonstrating that this framework can be used to determine if genes have significantly fewer nonsynonymous mutations than...
  9. ...Laboratory Press This article, published in Genome Research, is available under a Creative Commons License (Attribution 4.0 International), as described at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.References ↵Alexander DH, Novembre J, Lange K. 2009. Fast model-based estimation of ancestry in unrelated...
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