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The impact of prehistoric human dispersals on the presence of tobacco-related oral cancer in Northeast India.

Gene - 1 Mar 2022

Kundu Sharbadeb, Dhar Bishal, Das Raima, Laskar Shaheen, Singh Seram Anil, Kapfo Wetetsho, Paul Rajesh, Ramshankar Vijayalakshmi, Choudhury Yashmin, Ghosh Sankar Kumar

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BACKGROUND: Northeast (NE) India is a subject of debate for predicting its involvement in prehistoric anatomically modern human (AMH) dispersal. The unique lifestyle and genetic characteristics of native ethnic groups in this region are believed to be responsible for their susceptibility to tobacco-related oral cancer (TrOC). The present study assessed mitochondrial macro-haplogroup (mHG) diversity and TrOC...

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PMID: 34952175
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2021.146098

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