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On the Y chromosome of Chennai, Tamil Nadu and the Indian subcontinent.

Gene - 5 Apr 2023

Luis Javier Rodriguez, Palencia-Madrid Leire, Deshpande Ketaki, Alfonso-Sanchez Miguel A, Peña Jose A, de Pancorbo Marian M, Garcia-Bertrand Ralph, Herrera Rene J

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Several migratory waves from various origins along with cultural practices restricting marriages between people of different castes and tribes as well as continued endogamy have led to a complex and diverse society in the Indian subcontinent. Despite being widely represented in genetic studies, several interrogatives remain with regards to India's current genetic constituents and distributions, source populations...

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PMID: 36632908
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2023.147175

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