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>They could genotype a subset of genetic markers. As long as the N of their sample is high enough (tens, hundreds), this would give sufficient precision Doesn'
by prvc 5y ago
>They could genotype a subset of genetic markers. As long as the N of their sample is high enough (tens, hundreds), this would give sufficient precision
Doesn't the sample of markers have to be unbiased as well? How would they have ensured this?
- dekhn 5y agoyou're starting to unravel many of the long-standing but not well supported claims of human genetics. Even with the human genome it's nontrivial to reliably compare people.