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Minisatellite MS32 alleles show population specificity among Thai, Chinese, and Japanese.

Journal of molecular evolution - 1 Feb 2009

Yuan Qing-Hua, Tanaka Azusa, Kaszynski Richard H, Iino Morio, Okuno Tomoko, Tsuruyama Tatsuaki, Yamamoto Toshimichi, Jeffreys Alec J, Tamaki Keiji

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Lineages of structurally related alleles at minisatellite MS32 in human populations show considerable differentiation at the continental level. However, the regional specificity of these lineages remains unknown. We now describe the comparison of allele structures in Thai, Han Chinese, and Japanese populations with lineages previously established for North Europeans and Africans. The great majority of alignable...

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PMID: 19159965
DOI: 10.1007/s00239-008-9196-z

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