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Genome wide information of Peruvian Native American

ABSTRACT: Peruvian Native American individuals were genotyped as part of the Peruvian Genome Project (PGP). This data was used to infer population structure, demographic history and natural selection. We addressed question about gene flow across the Andes and Natural Selection in Andes and Amazon

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