… human population genetics since our book was completed in 1969, though most of the
fundamentals of the … Here we shall highlight briefly some of the major relevant developments and …

… If we can count the differ ences between the father's DNA and the mother's, we shall have …
calculating the differences that exist within populations. On the assumption that the differences …

… with respect to all the characters we know to have a hereditary basis, … the study of the
genetics of human populations is that it throws light on the interrelationships of different populations…

… the importance of increasing our knowledge of human polymorphisms. Many theoretical
conclusions emerge from an analysis of polymorphic genes in populations; thus most of the … the …

… human populations to examine the relationship between claims a, b, and c above. These
data sets vary in the numbers of polymorphic loci genotyped, population … ω as the frequency …

… A population of about 5 million at the northern corner of Europe is unlikelyto arouse the
attention of the human genetics community, unless it offerssomething useful for others to learn. A …

… We studied human population structure using genotypes at 377 … about genetic structure
of modern human populations can aid in inference of human evolutionary history, we used the …

… have great potential for the study of human population genetics. Here, we discuss the most
promising avenues of research in the context of human settlement history and the detection of …

… the genetics and serology to the identification of the protein products and, through that, to the
cloning of the relevant genes. A … knowledge of the HLA system, and in particular the HLA-D …

… ancestry), we quantified the extent of population structure within and between the populations
and then examined the consequences of population structure for association studies. …