Harvard Team Develops Method for Honing in on Natural Selection in the Genome
October 29, 2009
Harvard Team Develops Method for Honing in on Natural Selection in the Genome
The "composite of multiple signals" approach is helping researchers gain an increasingly refined view of natural selection in the human genome, Pardis Sabeti reported at the ASHG meeting in Honolulu last week.
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