Phenotypic Legacy of Archaic Admixture

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What is the estimated decline of Neanderthal ancestry oertime?

from 4.3-5.7% from a time shortly after introgression to 1.1-2.2% in Eurasians today

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Why might have Neanderthal alleles been removed from the modern human genome?

consequences of harmful epistatic interactions between human and Neanderthal alleles

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What does it mean if a non-african individual carries a derived allele seen in Neanderthals but absent from the west-Africa Yoruba?

it it likely to originate from Neanderthals

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How does divergence help to search for Neanderthal haplotypes in modern human genomes?

high sequence divergence of the non-African haplotype to all YRI haplotypes but low divergence to Neanderthal

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How does haplotype length help to search for Neanderthal haplotypes in modern human genomes?

haplotype length consistent with interbreeding 37-86 thousand years ago

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Does the X or Y chromosome have higher Neanderthal ancestry?

the X

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What do important genomic regions tend to have?

less Neanderthal ancestry

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What evidence suggests that Neanderthal alleles caused decreased fertility in males when moved to a modern human genetic background?

genes that are specific to testes were enriched in regions of low Neanderthal ancestry, X chromosome to be especially dense in male hybrid sterility genes

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How much introgressed sequence in found in each individual on average?

23 Mb

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Where are Neanderthal alleles located on average?

far away from genes

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Why are Neanderthal alleles located far away from genes?

under less negative selection because they are less likely to affect genes

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What happen to the Neanderthal/Denisovan genes in the modern human gene pools?

increased frequency under positive selection, removed by negative selection

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How would one look at if ancient humans had aneuploidy?

look at abundance of genes associated with X and Y chromosomes

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Did ancient humans have aneuploidy?

yes