Educational attainment influences levels of homozygosity through migration and assortative mating.

PLoS One · 2015 · PMC4347978 · PMID 25734509

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The subjects’ own educational attainment showed a nominally significant negative association with F roh ( p = .045), while the contribution of parental education to offspring F roh was highly significant (father: p < 10 -5 ; mother: p = 9×10 -5 ), with more educated parents having offspring with fewer ROHs.

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