Genomic Ancestry Replacing Self-Reported Race in Medical, Population Studies
February 22, 2010
Genomic Ancestry Replacing Self-Reported Race in Medical, Population Studies
Researchers at the AAAS annual meeting highlighted the use of ancestry markers and other genetic information rather than self-reported race for studying everything from disease association to population genetics.
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