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An evolutionary model for identifying genetic adaptation to high altitude
Lorna G. Moore
, Mark Shriver
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Lynne Bemis
, Enrique Vargas
Biomedical Sciences
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Evolutionary Model
100%
Hypoxia-inducible Factor
100%
Genetic Adaptation
100%
Adaptation to High Altitude
100%
Selective Intrauterine Growth Restriction (sIUGR)
66%
O2 Delivery
66%
Reproductive Period
66%
SNP
33%
Regulatory Genes
33%
Genomic Approaches
33%
Genetic Approach
33%
Birth Weight
33%
Serial Studies
33%
Targeted Gene
33%
During Pregnancy
33%
Physiological Measurement
33%
Genetic Mechanism
33%
Genetic Factors
33%
High Altitude
33%
Multigenerational
33%
Low Altitude
33%
Fetal Growth Restriction
33%
Physiological Factors
33%
Physiological Adaptation
33%
Maternal-fetal
33%
Reproductive Strategy
33%
Tibet
33%
Early Postnatal Period
33%
Population Variation
33%
Han Chinese
33%
Uteroplacental
33%
Chinese Residents
33%
Uterine Blood Flow
33%
Andean Populations
33%
Adjustment to Pregnancy
33%
Fetal Response
33%
High-altitude Populations
33%
Maternal Vascular
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Hypoxia-Inducible Factors
100%
Evolutionary Adaptation
100%
Prenatal Growth
66%
Genetics
33%
Genetic Determinism
33%
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
33%
Genetic Mechanism
33%
Birth Weight
33%
Fetus Growth
33%
Blood Flow
33%
Perinatal Period
33%
Genomics
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Hypoxia Inducible Factor
100%
Evolutionary Adaptation
100%
Intrauterine Growth Retardation
66%
Blood Flow
33%
Fetus Growth
33%
Birth Weight
33%
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
33%
Physiological Adaptation
33%
Vasoactive Agent
33%