Jul 2026· History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences· Vol 48· 0 citations· 75 references
Medicine
TL;DR
A limited bibliometric analysis of publications on geneticization studies is conducted to examine the changes in research topics and the critical content of the geneticization framework and introduces three new horizons to reconstruct and revise geneticization studies: medical humanities, philosophy of technology, and the ‘gentle genetics’ idea.
The current state of knowledge about the impact of selection on human genomic diversity is reviewed and conceptual advances in the understanding of human evolution over the past 10,000 years are highlighted.
P. Skoglund, I. Mathieson· Nature reviews genetics· 0 citations
Historiographic periodization demonstrates that Hardy-Weinberg-based mathematical frameworks have continuously evolved alongside advances in high-throughput sequencing, statistical genetics, and large-scale genomic analysis, reflecting the increasing role of quantitative and computational approaches in population genet...
P. Priyambodo, A. Wijaya, Nindy Permatasari et al.· Journal of Multidisciplinary...· 0 citations
It is found that the strength of overdominance relative to incompatibilities determines the long-term genetic composition of the hybrid population, and the genomic conflict caused by the interplay of overdominance and hybrid incompatibilities, recombination, and parental contributions, shape the genome of an isolated h...
Julio A. Ayala-López, Stephan Peischl, Claudia Bank· bioRxiv· 0 citations
This paper explores the evolution of hereditarianism in its various forms, examining its connections to racism and anti-egalitarian politics, and concludes with an evaluation of causal claims in contemporary social science genomics.
Gökhan Akbay· History and Philosophy of th...· 0 citations
This study places the predictions of the Biblical creation model (BCM) is set side by side with those of evolutionary theory predictions, and asks which framework the data have confirmed.
The Proportional Diversity Likelihood Ratio Statistic is introduced, a novel method that integrates genetic distances with phylogenetic tree structure to provide a comprehensive measure of genetic diversity and enables deeper insights into evolutionary dynamics and population structure.
D. Nickle· PLoS ONE· 0 citations
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