Genetic analysis of Adi ¿ dravida population using Genomic Markers - Singh, Aditi
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The origins of the culturally and genetically diverse populations of India have been subject to numerous anthropological and genetic studies. It remains unsettled whether the genetic diversity seen between different Indian populations primarily reflects their local long-term differentiation or is due to relatively recent migrations from abroad. To address the questions concerning the origin, genetic structure and relationship of Adi-Dravida caste population with other caste and tribal groups of India, we analyzed 400bp of the first hypervariable region (HVR-I) of the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)…mehr

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The origins of the culturally and genetically diverse populations of India have been subject to numerous anthropological and genetic studies. It remains unsettled whether the genetic diversity seen between different Indian populations primarily reflects their local long-term differentiation or is due to relatively recent migrations from abroad. To address the questions concerning the origin, genetic structure and relationship of Adi-Dravida caste population with other caste and tribal groups of India, we analyzed 400bp of the first hypervariable region (HVR-I) of the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and nine Y chromosome SNPs in 90 Adi-Dravida population of Madurantakam village in Tamil Nadu, South India and compared the results with the available data from the Indian sub continent.
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Autorenporträt
Aditi Singh is a Researcher working as an Application Scientist in a Biotechnology company in USA. She has a PhD degree in Molecular-Cell Biology from University of Heidelberg in Germany. Aditi has more than 9 years of experience in Molecular and Cell Biology area where she has been involved in various R&D projects.