[Solved] A draft Sequence of the Neandertal Genome

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[Solved] A draft Sequence of the Neandertal Genome

A draft Sequence of the Neandertal Genome

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Dear Writer, The following points must be included in the critique summary: 1. Why was the study conducted, or why was the paper written? What gaps in knowledge or understanding was it intended to fill? 2. What hypotheses were tasted or what research was reviewed? 3. What are the results or conclusions? 4. Who do the results or conclusions shed light on broader issues? 5. What questions did the paper raised for you? 6. What potential methodological problems or flaws in reasoning did you notice? 7. What are some alternative interpretations of the results? 8. Other comets. Please make sure that the sentences are short, simple and direct. Thanks.

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A DRAFT SEQUENCE OF THE NEANDERTAL GENOMEName:Grade Course:Tutor`s Name:(14 October 2010)A Draft Sequence of the Neandertal GenomeThis research was carried out to present genome that is composed of more than four billion nucleotides from three different individuals. It compares Neandertal genome to the genome of five nowadays humans worldwide. It identifies many genome areas that might have been affected by positive selection of in ancestral modern humans, (Green, Et al, 2010).The hypotheses are; Neanderlands are closer to non-Africans than to Africans. Segments of Neandertal ancestry is non-African genome. Another one was Non-Africans haplotypes match Neandertals unexpectedly often.

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