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2008-04-05 links

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Ancient DNA: Svante Pääbo interview Admixture: Another ancestry analysis article . Paper published back in September 2007 in PLoS Geneti...

Tat C in 10th-century Hungarians

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Annals of Human Genetics 2008 / OnlineEarly doi:10.1111/j.1469-1809.2008.00440.x Y-Chromosome Analysis of Ancient Hungarian and Two Modern H...

Misc. links

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Genome-wide association studies: slightly breathless article from the AP; why they can fail at Genetic Future Lebanese Christians and Mus...

"Italian-American" myths, part 1: William Paca

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Was William Paca (a signer of the Declaration of Independence) of Italian descent, as claimed by many "Italian-Americans" and Ita...
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23andMe's "Ancestry Painting"

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23andMe has added a three-population (Europe/Asia/Africa) admixture analysis feature. According to a 23andMe employee, "[a] white pape...

"Nordicism", racial preservationism, and ethnonationalism

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In a comment at majorityrights.com, Guessedworker identifies what he claims are the "four possible positions for an ethnically- or rac...
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New program for analyzing individual admixture

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The article is open-access : Effect of genetic divergence in identifying ancestral origin using HAPAA Andreas Sundquist, Eugene Fratkin, Chu...

Bronze Age German DNA

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Results of ancient DNA research on the 40 Bronze Age skeletons recovered from Lichtenstein cave in Lower Saxony have been trickling out f...
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A few abstracts

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Eur J Hum Genet. 2008 Mar 5 [Epub ahead of print] Quantifying the increase in average human heterozygosity due to urbanisation. Rudan I, Car...

Dupanloup et al. (2004): ridiculous study

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It is beyond me how anyone could take seriously a study whose authors at one point estimate Finns are of >95% Neolithic Near Eastern orig...
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Brief reply on European genetic substructure

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Rienzi seems to want to simultaneously to argue: (1) Genetic differences between Northern and Southern Europeans are of little importance. (...
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Details on deCODEme admixture analysis

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I queried deCODE about their methodology and future plans. Here are the key points from the reply I received: Admixture calculations are pe...

Trask's takedown of Forster's foray into historical linguistics

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Apropos a discussion thread at a desi site which shall not be linked. Back in 2003, geneticist Peter Forster came out with some outlandish c...

HLA in Sicilians

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Since HLA genes constitute a relatively tiny portion of the genome and are subject to strong selection pressure, I give comparatively little...
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Gotme? Nope.

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Rienzi, you are grasping at straws. I posted the abstract on the East/West European division in dental morphology close to two days ago, bu...

Reply to Rienzi on DNAprint, part 2

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Rienzi takes issue with "unfavorable comparison" of DNAprint's efforts to higher-resolution exploration of genetic structure. ...

Reply to Rienzi on DNAprint

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Rienzi draws the attention of unnamed "phenotypists" (*) to the following passage from the latest DNAprint publication (text quot...

Similar mtDNA coupling efficiencies for haplogroups H and T

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doi:10.1016/j.gene.2008.01.007 Experimental assessment of bioenergetic differences caused by the common European mitochondrial DNA haplogrou...

Population variation in endocrine function

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I don't necessarily agree that it's "unlikely that population differences in reproductive endocrine function are the result of ...

More AAPA 2008 asbtracts

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Selected abstracts from 2008 AAPA meeting: Interaction in pigmentation genes creates variation in brown irises. E.E. Quillen1, S. Beleza2,...
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