About
Population genomics is an academic field that employs high-throughput sequencing and computational analysis to investigate patterns of genetic variation within and among populations. Its significance lies in elucidating evolutionary forces, reconstructing demographic history, and identifying the genetic basis of adaptation and phenotypic diversity across a species or group.
Top Authors
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RN University of California, Berkeley |
CD Stanford University |
MS Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology |
DR Harvard University |
LB Université Laval |
Top Institutions
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 Paris, France |
 Oxford, United Kingdom |
 Cambridge, United States |
 Stanford, United States |
 Berkeley, United States |