TL;DR
This work highlights the value of matrilineal markers in admixed societies for shedding light on population history and underscores the critical need to rigorously contextualize genetic results, given Argentina´s demographic and historical complexity.
It is demonstrated that while local ancestry inference recovers biologically meaningful signals in ancient genomes, results can be sensitive to the methods used for inference, particularly in complex regions like the HLA.
OBJECTIVES From the perspective of uniparental markers, the view of the human prehistoric settlement of America is that it resulted from a single main migration after the Last Glacial Maximum, following a long or short period of genetic isolation in Beringia. Ancient DNA and whole genome analyses have confirmed this vi...
Background/Objectives: The population genetic structure of Albania remains insufficiently characterized at both regional and broader European scales. This study investigated genetic variation within Albania and its relationship with neighboring and European populations using autosomal short tandem repeats (STRs). Metho...
abstract:Genetic and archaeological studies indicate that the American continent has undergone multiple waves of human migration, shaping a complex population genetic structure comprising three major ethnic groups—Native American, European, and African—unevenly distributed across the continent. In this study, we examin...
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