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Contrasting ancestry patterns inferred from Y chromosome and mitochondrial DNA in Nanjing people from southwestern China.

Human genetics - 23 May 2026

Luo Lintao, Liu Yunhui, Jiang Yutong, Zhao Minzhu, Zhu Zihao, Wang Yuzhu, Zhang Limei, Tang Renkuan, He Guanglin, Wang Mengge, Li Jianbo, Liu Chao, Deng Shixiong

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Whole Y-chromosome and mitochondrial variations provide insights into deep demographic histories and sex-biased admixture that often remain undetected through autosomal-based analyses. The Nanjing people, an unofficially recognized group in western Guizhou, have historically been described as migrant soldiers from coastal Jiangsu and classified as Bai, exhibiting a complex and poorly understood genetic origin. To...

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PMID: 42175999
DOI: 10.1007/s00439-026-02836-3

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