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Inland post-glacial dispersal in East Asia revealed by mitochondrial haplogroup M9a'b.

BMC biology - 10 Jan 2011

Peng Min-Sheng, Palanichamy Malliya Gounder, Yao Yong-Gang, Mitra Bikash, Cheng Yao-Ting, Zhao Mian, Liu Jia, Wang Hua-Wei, Pan Hui, Wang Wen-Zhi, Zhang A-Mei, Zhang Wen, Wang Dong, Zou Yang, Yang Yang, Chaudhuri Tapas Kumar, Kong Qing-Peng, Zhang Ya-Ping

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BACKGROUND: Archaeological studies have revealed a series of cultural changes around the Last Glacial Maximum in East Asia; whether these changes left any signatures in the gene pool of East Asians remains poorly indicated. To achieve deeper insights into the demographic history of modern humans...

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PMID: 21219640
DOI: 10.1186/1741-7007-9-2
PMCID: PMC3027199

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