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Genetic structure of Native Andean populations from Argentina inhabiting different altitudes.

Human biology - 1 Jun 2000

Demarchi D A, Clariá D M, Dipierri J E, Gardenal C N

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On the basis of erythrocyte and serum protein polymorphisms, we investigated the level of genetic differentiation among 3 Argentinian native populations sharing ethnic and morphological characteristics but inhabiting different altitudes in the Andes. Of the 15 loci studied, 8 are monomorphic. Phe...

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