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USD / / /
Facility
University of Oxford / Cornell University / Children’s Hospital / Albert Einstein College of Medicine / Broad Institute / University School / /
IndustryTerm
e-ndpB / olive oil / e-lg / e-ndpA / e-nd / /
NaturalFeature
Red Sea / Sahara / /
Organization
Harvard Medical School / National Science Foundation / Department of Pediatrics / Broad Institute / Children’s Hospital / New York University School of Medicine / Harvard School of Public Health / University of Oxford / Department of Genetics / Cornell University / Department of Medicine / Department of Biological Statistics and Computational Biology / Albert Einstein College of Medicine / /
Person
Gene Flow / Gil McVean / /
Position
original author / Editor / Prime Minister / Author / Fisher / representative / /
the PLoS Genetics / the Islamic times / PLoS Genetics / /
Region
Sub-Saharan Africa / West Africa / northern Europe / East Africa / Southern Europe / Middle East / North Africa / Levant / southwestern Europe / Central Europe / Northwest Europe / /
Technology
Human Genome / SNP / simulation / recombination / /
The History of African Gene Flow into Southern Europeans, Levantines, and Jews Priya Moorjani1,2*, Nick Patterson2, Joel N. Hirschhorn1,2,3, Alon Keinan4, Li Hao5, Gil Atzmon6, Edward