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Hierarchical Y-SNP assay to study the hidden diversity and phylogenetic relationship of native populations in South America.

Forensic science international. Genetics - 1 Mar 2011

Geppert Maria, Baeta Miriam, Núñez Carolina, Martínez-Jarreta Begoña, Zweynert Sarah, Cruz Omar Wladimir Vacas, González-Andrade Fabricio, González-Solorzano Jorge, Nagy Marion, Roewer Lutz

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Studying the Y chromosomes of indigenous tribes of Ecuador revealed a lack of strategic SNP assays to examine the substructure of South American native populations. In most studies dealing with South American samples so far only the most common Y-SNP M3 of haplogroup Q was analyzed, because this is known to define a founder group in South America. Studies of SNPs ancestral to Q-M3 (Q1a3a) to confirm the results...

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PMID: 20932815
DOI: 10.1016/j.fsigen.2010.08.016

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