Genetic population history relationships of the population of Bogota, Colombia, by using the D1S80, VWA, and TH01 molecular markers

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This article compares the genetic relationship between populations from Bogota, Colombia to European, American and Asian populations. Results show genetic links with Europeans with several contributions from Amerindians more than from Africans and Asians in the D1S80 and TH01 markers, but more contributions from African populations were noted when using the VWA markers.

World, Colombia, Population

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VNTR locus 1 D1S80: application to the study of a mixed Venezuelan sample

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Research on the genetic relationship between individuals from Maracaibo, Venezuela and 32 other ethnic groups is presented. The Venezuelan sample is shown to have a main European genetic contribution, as well as contributions from Amerindians, and a small contribution from Africans.

Venezuela, Statistical Data Included, Demographic aspects, Ethnicity, Heterozygosis, Heterozygote, Venezuelans

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D1S80 VNTR locus genotypes in a population of southeastern Sicily: distribution and genetic disequilibrium

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The results of a study conducted on Sicilian population that identified D1S80 allele distributions is presented. The results indicate that southeastern Sicily has a relatively low level of allele 29 and 31 but a high level of allele 25.

Science & research, Research, Genotype, Genotypes, Human genetics, Italians

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