Mitochondrial DNA Analysis of Human Remains Found in Yinniugou Cemetery
Haijing Wang, Eun‐Jeong Chang
Abstract
Haijing Wang, Eun‐Jeong Chang
Abstract
We studied ancient individuals buried in the Yinniugou cemetery of Inner Mongolia by molecular(biological) methods.We obtained five sequences of the hypervariable region Ⅰ(HVS-Ⅰ) of the mitochondrial(DNA)(mtDNA) control region and primarily assigned the sequences into haplogroups A,B,D,C or Z,respectively.A phylogenetic tree and a two-dimensional MDS plot were constructed based on pairwise F_(ST) values(calculated from mtDNA HVS-Ⅰ sequence data) between the Yinniugou population and 16 relative modern populations.The results show the affinity of the ancient population with eastern Asian populations in matrilineal lineage.
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We studied ancient individuals buried in the Yinniugou cemetery of Inner Mongolia by molecular(biological) methods.We obtained five sequences of the hypervariable region Ⅰ(HVS-Ⅰ) of the mitochondrial(DNA)(mtDNA) control region and primarily assigned the sequences into haplogroups A,B,D,C or Z,respectively.A phylogenetic tree and a two-dimensional MDS plot were constructed based on pairwise F_(ST) values(calculated from mtDNA HVS-Ⅰ sequence data) between the Yinniugou population and 16 relative modern populations.The results show the affinity of the ancient population with eastern Asian populations in matrilineal lineage.
Key concepts: Mitochondrial DNA, Haplogroup, Hypervariable region, Phylogenetic tree, Ancient DNA, Lineage (genetic), mtDNA control region, Evolutionary biology