The p49/TaqI Y-specific polymorphisms in three groups of Indians.
G Lucotte, Sriniva Kr, France Loirat, S. Hazout, J Ruffié
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G Lucotte, Sriniva Kr, France Loirat, S. Hazout, J Ruffié
Abstract
The TaqI/p49 Y-specific RFLPs were studied in 98 Indians coming from 3 locations in the country. A new allele (G0) and five new haplotypes (XX-XXIV) were found, not present in Caucasians and in Africans. In the genealogy of haplotypes, the new Indian haplotypes appear grouped together, and all Indian haplotypes occupy an intermediate position between Caucasian and African haplotypes.
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The TaqI/p49 Y-specific RFLPs were studied in 98 Indians coming from 3 locations in the country. A new allele (G0) and five new haplotypes (XX-XXIV) were found, not present in Caucasians and in Africans. In the genealogy of haplotypes, the new Indian haplotypes appear grouped together, and all Indian haplotypes occupy an intermediate position between Caucasian and African haplotypes.
Key concepts: TaqI, Haplotype, Restriction fragment length polymorphism, Genetics, Allele, Biology, Polymorphism (computer science), Genotype