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Molecular genetic analysis of ancient cattle bones excavated from archaeological sites in Jeju, Korea.

Molecules and cells - 31 Dec 2005

Kim Jae-Hwan, Oh Ju-Hyung, Song Ji-Hoon, Jeon Jin-Tae, Han Sang-Hyun, Jung Yong-Hwan, Oh Moon-You

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Ancient cattle bones were excavated from archaeological sites in Jeju, Korea. We used molecular genetic techniques to identify the species and establish its relationship to extant cattle breeds. Ancient DNA was extracted from four sources: a humerus (Gonae site, A.D. 700-800), two fragments of radius, and a tooth (Kwakji site, A.D. 0-900). The mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) D-loop regions were cloned, sequenced, and...

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