Genetics Population Genetics
Genetics Population Genetics is the study of genetic variation and evolutionary processes within populations. It focuses on how genetic traits are distributed and change over time within a specific group of organisms, considering factors such as migration, natural selection, genetic drift, and mutation. Researchers in this field analyze the genetic makeup of populations to understand patterns of diversity, gene flow, and adaptation within and between different groups of individuals.
External Links
- [scarmilab.org] Shai Carmi's lab @ The Hebrew University | Statistical and population genetics