Titlebook: Human Mitochondrial DNA and the Evolution of Homo sapiens; Hans-Jürgen Bandelt,Vincent Macaulay,Martin Richar Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Be

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Martin Richards,Hans-Jürgen Bandelt,Toomas Kivisild,Stephen Oppenheimere abundance, after two bad years, was noted on November 9, 1847, by Leopold in his Speech from the Throne to the combined Senate and Chamber of Deputies. He emphasized the importance of agriculture in the Belgian economy; it deserved an honored place on a par with industry, a relationship he would s

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Mitochondrial DNA in ,jor growth of interest in mtDNA and its role in human evolution and disease. Although superficially these two topics may appear to be unrelated, there is increasing evidence that human mtDNA evolution has an important role in disease expression, both for monogenic disorders (such as LHON) and possib

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Postmortem Damage of Mitochondrial DNAantity of potential PCR template and the size of the amplifiable fragment will be limited by cross-linking, radiation-induced double-strand breaks, hydrolytic and oxidative depurination, and the oxidative formation of hydantoins. In addition to this, even when amplification is successful, the DNA se

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The Pioneer Settlement of Modern Humans in Asiacquired deeper phylogenetic and phylogeographic knowledge about the spread of mtDNA (and Y-chromosomal) variation in this continent. Much, if not all, of the early settlement process can be seen as a ‘fast train to Southeast Asia and Australia along the SCR’—indeed, so fast that the founder haplotyp

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Ancient DNA and the Neanderthalsprovided an insight into the mtDNA gene pool and has enabled some aspects of the diversity and age of the Neanderthal lineage to be assessed. No admixture between modern humans and Neanderthals has been detected, but the limited number of samples available for molecular analysis limit the conclusion

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31789-9Ancient DNA; DNA; Human Mitochondrial DNA; Out-of-Africa; anthropology; biology; evolution; human evolution

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