Mitochondrial control-region sequence variation in the Corsican population, France

Article Abstract:

The mitochondrial DNA of Corsicans are examined to establish genetic patterns among the Corsicans and other ethnic groups, such as the Basques and Sardinians. Results indicate east-to-west migration fifteen to forty thousand years ago although genetic results conflict with paleontological evidence.

Genetic aspects, Ethnic groups, Ethnicity

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Mitochondrial DNA sequence analysis in Sicily

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Mitochondrial DNA studies of a sample of 49 individuals from Alia, Sicily, are discussed. Topics include sequence diversity, phylogenetic analysis, nucleotide difference distribution, dating expansion, and comparison with other populations.

Demographic aspects, Human population genetics, Sicily

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Genetic structure and affinities of the Corsican population (France): classical genetic markers analysis

Article Abstract:

The Mediterranean population most genetically similar to Corsicans is from Sardinia. Although both groups have a common origin, neither is completely identical, reflecting differences in demographic structure, isolation, and genetic drift.

Science & research, Human genetics, Human biology, Corsica, Sardinia

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