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Variation in the number of FMR1 microsatellite repeats in three subgroups of the Hellenic population.

Human biology - 1 Jun 1998

Syrrou M, Patsalis P C, Georgiou I, Alamanos Y, Pagoulatos G

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Microsatellites have been used for human evolution and origin studies by comparing their frequency, diversity, and allele size. In this study we report the analysis of three microsatellite loci, FMR1 CGG and flanking DXS548 and FRAXAC2, in three separate groups of the Hellenic population: Athens, representing the general Hellenic population; Epirus (northwest Greece); and Cyprus. Significant variations in...

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