Intraspecific sequence variation and complete genomes refine the identification of rapidly evolved regions in humans.
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Luo, Y; Mangan, RJ; Weaver, S; Zhao, SA; Mosti, F; Thomas, MC; Karra, R; Silver, DL; Kellis, M; Lowe, CB
October 21, 2025
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Luo, Y., Mangan, R. J., Weaver, S., Zhao, S. A., Mosti, F., Thomas, M. C., … Lowe, C. B. (2025). Intraspecific sequence variation and complete genomes refine the identification of rapidly evolved regions in humans. https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.10.20.683446
Luo, Yanting, Riley J. Mangan, Seth Weaver, Sarah A. Zhao, Federica Mosti, Michael C. Thomas, Ravi Karra, Debra L. Silver, Manolis Kellis, and Craig B. Lowe. “Intraspecific sequence variation and complete genomes refine the identification of rapidly evolved regions in humans.,” October 21, 2025. https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.10.20.683446.
Luo Y, Mangan RJ, Weaver S, Zhao SA, Mosti F, Thomas MC, et al. Intraspecific sequence variation and complete genomes refine the identification of rapidly evolved regions in humans. 2025.
Luo, Yanting, et al. Intraspecific sequence variation and complete genomes refine the identification of rapidly evolved regions in humans. 21 Oct. 2025. Pubmed, doi:10.1101/2025.10.20.683446.
Luo Y, Mangan RJ, Weaver S, Zhao SA, Mosti F, Thomas MC, Karra R, Silver DL, Kellis M, Lowe CB. Intraspecific sequence variation and complete genomes refine the identification of rapidly evolved regions in humans. 2025.