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What evidence do studies of human genome diversity provide about the…
What evidence do studies of human genome diversity provide about the importance of past exposure to viral, bacterial and protozoan pathogens?
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exposure to pathogens
diversifying selection
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MHC major histocompatiblity complex are gene groups encoding surface proteins for pathogen recognition in adpative immunity.
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Prugnolle study
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Despite this, virus richness has a positive correlation with HLA diversity with distance from African taken into account.
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HLA B was demonstrated to have higher diversity than HLA A and C because B gene is under higher selective pressure by pathogens.
Reduced diversity
complete elimination
purifying selection
Duffy blood group, DARC gene fixation
DARC encodes red blood cell chemokine receptor, Fy
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GWAS
17,056 severe malaria cases
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Purifying selection for HBB, ABO, ATP2B4, novel chr6 LOCUS AND GLYCOPHORIN REGION ON chr4
Explains ATP2B4 locus inferring resistance by disruption of erthroid-specific transcript from being expressed.
Sickle cell anaemia from [ ABO, HBB, glycophorin]
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ATP2B4 acts with similar mechanism to Duffy alleles by disrupting GATA1-binding site, suppressing erythrocyte-specific transcription
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