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Reported CCR5-∆32 Deviation From Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium Is Explained by Poor Genotyping of Rs62625034

doi 10.1101/791517
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October 14, 2019

Authors
Yosuke TanigawaManuel A. Rivas
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory


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