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Seltene Blutgruppe in Ostafrika schützt vor Malaria
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Oxford - Träger der in Ostafrika auftretenden Blutgruppe Dantu erkranken zu 40 Prozent seltener an einer schweren Malaria tropica. Eine Studie in Science...
Humans, Chimps Utilize Same Genetic Variants To Fight Pathogens -...
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That variation in these genomic regions has persisted for so long the that they "must have been functionally important over evolutionary time," Ellen Leffler, a graduate student in Przeworski's laboratory, said in a statement. The study was designed to be very conservative. "We wanted to find the cases we ...
TalksCalendar
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Date: Wednesday, March 7, : :00. Speaker: Ellen Leffler (U of Oxford). Location: Big Seminar room Ground floor / Office Bldg West (I21.EG.101).
Biology Seminar - University of Rochester Calendar
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Ellen Leffler, Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics.
Genome Informatics - Genetics Societygenetics.org.uk › events › genome...
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Ellen Leffler University of Oxford, UK Mark Robinson University of Zurich, Switzerland Kaitlin Samocha Wellcome Sanger Institute, UK Alexander Suh Uppsala ...
Natural resistance to malaria linked to variation in human red blood...
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Researchers have discovered that protection from the most severe form of malaria is linked with natural variation in human red blood cell genes. A study from...
Natural resistance to malaria linked to variation in human red blood...
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Dr Ellen Leffler from the University of Oxford, first author on the paper, said: “In this new study we found strong evidence that variation in the ...
The Adams County Record April 8, 1987: Page 5
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The Adams County Record Newspaper Archive Council Idaho; April Page 5. Topics include home, sunday, enjoyed, saturday, family, visited, boise, visit,...
United We Read: Book Talk | Demco Software
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... the United We Read selection, "The Other Wes Moore," during this first program of the series with HMMPL librarians Ellen Leffler and Barbara Litkowski.
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