Neolithic to Bronze Age human maternal genetic history in Yunnan, China.

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Neolithic to Bronze Age human maternal genetic history in Yunnan, China.

Journal of genetics and genomics = Yi chuan xue bao - 1 Apr 2025

Wei Xinyu, Zhang Ming, Min Rui, Jiang Zhilong, Xue Jiayang, Zhu Zhonghua, Yuan Haibing, Li Xiaorui, Zhao Dongyue, Cao Peng, Liu Feng, Dai Qingyan, Feng Xiaotian, Yang Ruowei, Wu Xiaohong, Hu Changcheng, Ma Minmin, Liu Xu, Wan Yang, Yang Fan, Zhou Ranchao, Kang Lihong, Dong Guanghui, Ping Wanjing, Wang Tianyi, Miao Bo, Bai Fan, Zheng Yuxin, Liu Yuxiao, Yang Melinda A, Wang Wenjun, Bennett E Andrew, Fu Qiaomei

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Yunnan in southwest China is a geographically and ethnically complex region at the intersection of southern China and Southeast Asia, and a focal point for human migrations. To clarify its maternal genetic history, we generated 152 complete mitogenomes from 17 Yunnan archaeological sites. Our results reveal distinct genetic histories segregated by geographical regions. Maternal lineages of ancient populations...

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Humans
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DNA, Mitochondrial
Haplotypes
Genetics, Population
History, Ancient
Human Migration
Genome, Mitochondrial

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PMID: 39343094
DOI: 10.1016/j.jgg.2024.09.013

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