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Genetic Variability in Asia: An Exploration of Ancestral Migrations and Population Diversity (100 characters)

This study examines the genetic variability in Asia, including ancestral migrations and population diversity, through the analysis of mitochondrial genomes and Y-chromosome diversity. The findings shed light on the peopling of Eurasia and provide insights into the history and evolution of Asian populations. (495 characters)

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Genetic Variability in Asia: An Exploration of Ancestral Migrations and Population Diversity (100 characters)

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  1. CAPÍTULO 16. VARIABILIDAD GENÉTICA EN ASIA • Variabilidad genética en Asia

  2. Bibliografía complementaria Chu et al (1998) Genetic relationship of populations in China. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 95:11763-11768 (JAP 1348) Macaulay et al (2005) Single, Rapid Coastal Settlement of Asia Revealed by Analysis of Complete Mitochondrial Genomes Science 308:1034-1036 (JAP1008) Metspalu et al (2004) Most of the extant mtDNA boundaries in South and Southwest Asia were likely shaped during the initial settlement of Eurasia by anatomically modern humans BMC Genetics 2004, 5:26 (JAP1405) Tajima et al (2002) Three major lineages of Asian Y chromosomes: implications for the peopling of east and southeast Asia. Hum Genet 110:80-88 (JAP1396) Wells et al (2001) The Eurasian Heartland: A continental perspective on Y-chromosome diversity Proc Natl Acad Sci Usa 98:10245-10249 (JAP1357)

  3. Variabilidad genética en Asia AIN. Ainu (Altaicos) HCH. Honshu Chubu (Altaicos) HKA. Honshu Kanto (Altaicos) HKI. Honshu Kinki (Altaicos) HTO. Honshu Tohoku (Altaicos) JAP. Japoneses (Altaicos) KRN. Coreanos (Altaicos) KYU. Kyushu (Altaicos) MON. Mongoles (Altaicos) RYU. Ryukyu (Altaicos) TUV. Tuva (Altaicos) UZB. Uzbecos (Altaicos) YAK. Yakut (Altaicos) CHK. Chukchi (Chukchi-Kamchatkanos) KRK. Koryak (Chukchi-Kamchatkanos) REI. Reindeer (Chukchi-Kamchatkanos) BHI. Bhil (Indo-Hititas) CAS. Caspio (Indo-Hititas) HAZ. Hazara Tadzhik (Indo-Hititas) IRN. Iranís (Indo-Hititas) KUR. Kurdos (Indo-Hititas) LAM. Lambada (Indo-Hititas) PAK. Paquistanís (Indo-Hititas) PAR. Parsis (Indo-Hititas) PAT. Pathan Pushtu (Indo-Hititas) PUB. Punjabís (Indo-Hititas) RAJ. Rajput (Indo-Hititas) SIN. Sinhaleses (Indo-Hititas) THR. Tharu (Indo-Hititas) UTT. Uttar Pradesh (Indo-Hititas) AMI. Ami (Aústricos) ATA. Atayal (Aústricos) BOR. Borneo (Aústricos) BUN. Bunun (Aústricos) FIL. Filipinos (Aústricos) JAV. Javaneses (Aústricos) MAL. Malayos (Aústricos) NEG. Negritos (Aústricos) PAI. Paiwan (Aústricos) SEM. Semai (Aústricos) THA. Thais (Aústricos) VTM. Viet Muong (Aústricos) BES. Beduínos (Afroasiáticos) DRU. Drusos (Afroasiáticos) IRQ. Iraquís (Afroasiáticos) JOR. Jordanos (Afroasiáticos) LEB. Libaneses (Afroasiáticos) SAU. Saudís (Afroasiáticos) IRU. Irula (Elamo-Dravidianos) KAD. Kadar (Elamo-Dravidianos) KER. Kerala (Elamo-Dravidianos) KON. Konda (Elamo-Dravidianos) KOY. Koya (Elamo-Dravidianos) KRM. Kurumba (Elamo-Dravidianos) MLY. Malayarayan (Elamo-Dravidianos) ORA. Oraon (Elamo-Dravidianos) SAV. Savara Telugu (Elamo-Dravidianos) TAM. Tamiles (Elamo-Dravidianos) TOD. Toda Kota (Elamo-Dravidianos) BHU. Bhutaneses (Sino-Tibetanos) CHN. Chinos del Norte (Sino-Tibetanos) CHN. Chinos del Sur (Sino-Tibetanos) CHN. Chinos (Sino-Tibetanos) KAR. Karen (Sino-Tibetanos) TIB. Tibetanos (Sino-Tibetanos) MAR. Mari (Uralico-Yukaghires) NEN. Nentsy (Uralico-Yukaghires) NGA. Nganasan (Uralico-Yukaghires) SAM. Samoyedos (Uralico-Yukaghires)

  4. Variabilidad genética en Asia Aústricos Indo-Hititas Elamo-Dravidianos Afroasiáticos Uralico-Yukaghires Altaicos Sino-Tibetanos Chukchi-Kamchatkanos GM - MDS

  5. Variabilidad genética en Asia Chu et al (1998) Migraciones ancestrales hipotéticas en Asia estimadas a partir de STRs

  6. Variabilidad genética en Asia

  7. Variabilidad genética en Asia Metspalu et al, 2004 Peopling of Eurasia. Map of Eurasia and northeastern Africa depicting the peopling of Eurasia as inferred from the extant mtDNA phylogeny. The bold black arrow indicates the possible "coastal" route of colonization of Eurasia by anatomically modern humans (ca. 60,000 – 80,000 ybp.). This "Southern Coastal Route" is suggested by the phylogeography of mtDNA haplogroup M, the virtual absence of which in the Near East and Southwest Asia undermines the likelihood of the initial colonization of Eurasia taking a route north around the Red Sea.

  8. Variabilidad genética en Asia Filogenia de secuencias de ADN-mt obtenidas en individuos Semang (cazadores recolectores), Senoi y aborígenes malayos, revelando un único y rápido poblamiento del Sudeste de Asia y Australia a lo largo de la costa, hace unos 65.000 años Macaulay et al (2005)

  9. Variabilidad genética en Asia Wells et al, 2001 Distribución de haplotipos SNPs del cromosoma Y en Eurasia

  10. Variabilidad genética en Asia Wells et al, 2001 Dendrograma NJ obtenido a partir de haplogrupos Y-SNPs en Eurasia

  11. El Sudeste asiático Tajima et al, 2002 Distribución de haplotipos SNPs del cromosoma Y en el Este de Asia

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