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Mitochondrial-DNA Phylogenetic Information and the Reconstruction of Human Population History: The South American Case.

Human biology - 1 Jul 2017

Postillone María Bárbara, Perez S Ivan

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Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequences are becoming increasingly important in the study of human population history. Here, we explore the differences in the amount of information of different mtDNA regions and their utility for the reconstruction of South American population history. We analyzed six data sets comprising 259 mtDNA sequences from South America: Complete mtDNA, Coding, Control, hypervariable region I...

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