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  1. ...isolates from four continents (Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America) and from the two major zoonotic gp60 groups (IIa and IId). Detailed information regarding the data set composition is provided in Supplemental Table S1.Genetic variability among isolatesBy comparing the 140 isolates to the IOWA...
  2. ...that causes approximately 625,000 deaths per year from nervous system infections. Here, we leveraged a unique, genetically diverse population of C. neoformans from sub-Saharan Africa, commonly isolated from mopane trees, to determine how selective pressures in the environment coincidentally adapted C...
  3. ...and imputation using SNPTools. Following likelihood estimation and imputation, we removed SNVs with homozygous alternative alleles in the reference animal 17573 (n = 16,078 or 0.037%), and removed another 44,174 SNPs that had alternative allele frequency = 0 in theVCF file. This produced a final data set and SNV...
  4. ...a recent dissemination in this area. To estimate a geographical component of the variation in the Beijing genotype and, ultimately, to partly reconstruct its dispersals, we further compared the four local populations of the Beijing strains (Russia, Vietnam, China, and South Africa). The Bangladesh sample...
  5. ...a total of 18 human populations, our approach allowed sampling regions that are largely overlapping across individuals and that are representative of the entire . The resequencing data were used to test the serial founder model of human dispersal and to estimate the time of the Out of Africa migration...
  6. ..., Middle East, and Africa, 33 Asiatic mouflons and 8 argali with an average coverage of 18.1× (Fig. 5A, see Methods for the assignment of the breeds and populations). PCA using SVs shows a clear separation of the same clusters as defined by SNPs (Supplemental Fig. S13), suggesting that the SV catalog...
  7. ...pan To expand our knowledge of SVs to the population scale, we explored selection signatures of SVs among 45 breeds or populations based on their SV frequency (Supplemental Table S13). The studied breeds/populations included 649 individual domestic sheep from Europe, East Asia, Middle East, and Africa...
  8. ...Africa Corresponding authors: diana.lobo@cibio.up.pt, rgodinho@cibio.up.ptAbstractUnderstanding how large carnivores respond to increasingly human-dominated landscapes will determine their future adaptive potential. The Iberian wolf (Canis lupus signatus), a gray wolf subspecies endemic to the Iberian...
  9. ...sorghum domestication in northern Africa ∼10,000 yr ago and its subsequent spread to a variety of areas across Africa, India, the Middle East, and east Asia (Lobell et al. 2008; Morris et al. 2013a). Broad distribution of SVs in sorghum and correlation with local adaptation has been reported (Songsomboon...
  10. ...: 951–956. Mellars P. 2006. Why did modern human populations disperse from Africa ca. 60,000 years ago? A new model. Proc Natl Acad Sci 103: 9381–9386. Mellars P, Gori KC, Carr M, Soares PA, Richards MB. 2013. Genetic and archaeological perspectives on the initial modern human colonization of southern...
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