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A Note On The Denisova Cave mtDNA Sequence
Provedor de dados: Nature Precedings
Autores: Niccolo Caldararo.
The recently published Altai fossil sequence from Denisova Cave was purported to be so different from anatomically modern humans, yet have the physiological landmarks of that species designation. When the published sequence was examined it was found that segments in the mtDNA hypervariable regions could be found to align with that of anatomically modern humans if one introduced an insertion at a position found in Neanderthals. Some other points of interest arise from a reconsideration of the sequences for other published samples and Neanderthals from the same perspective.
Tipo: Manuscript
Palavras-chave: Evolutionary Biology.
Ano: 2010
URL: http://precedings.nature.com/documents/5360/version/1

A Note On The Denisova Cave mtDNA Sequence
Provedor de dados: Nature Precedings
Autores: Niccolo Caldararo; Michael Guthrie.
The recently published Altai fossil sequence from Denisova Cave was purported to be so different from anatomically modern humans, yet have the physiological landmarks of that species designation. When the published sequence was examined it was found that segments in the mtDNA hypervariable regions could be found to align with that of anatomically modern humans if one introduced an insertion at a position found in Neanderthals. Some other points of interest arise from a reconsideration of the sequences for other published samples and Neanderthals from the same perspective.
Tipo: Manuscript
Palavras-chave: Genetics &amp; Genomics; Evolutionary Biology.
Ano: 2011
URL: http://precedings.nature.com/documents/5360/version/3

A Note On The Denisova Cave mtDNA Sequence
Provedor de dados: Nature Precedings
Autores: Niccolo Caldararo; Michael Guthrie.
The recently published Altai fossil sequence from Denisova Cave was purported to be so different from anatomically modern humans, yet have the physiological landmarks of that species designation. When the published sequence was examined it was found that segments in the mtDNA hypervariable regions could be found to align with that of anatomically modern humans if one introduced an insertion at a position found in Neanderthals. Some other points of interest arise from a reconsideration of the sequences for other published samples and Neanderthals from the same perspective.
Tipo: Manuscript
Palavras-chave: Genetics &amp; Genomics; Evolutionary Biology.
Ano: 2012
URL: http://precedings.nature.com/documents/5360/version/4

A Note On The Denisova Cave mtDNA Sequence
Provedor de dados: Nature Precedings
Autores: Niccolo Caldararo; Michael Guthrie.
The recently published Altai fossil sequence from Denisova Cave was purported to be so different from anatomically modern humans, yet have the physiological landmarks of that species designation. When the published sequence was examined it was found that segments in the mtDNA hypervariable regions could be found to align with that of anatomically modern humans if one introduced an insertion at a position found in Neanderthals. Some other points of interest arise from a reconsideration of the sequences for other published samples and Neanderthals from the same perspective.
Tipo: Manuscript
Palavras-chave: Genetics &amp; Genomics; Evolutionary Biology.
Ano: 2011
URL: http://precedings.nature.com/documents/5360/version/2