Siberian genetic diversity reveals complex origins of the Samoyedic-speaking populations.

Tatiana M KarafetLudmila P OsipovaOlga V SavinaBrian HallmarkMichael F Hammer

Published in: American journal of human biology : the official journal of the Human Biology Council (2018)

Autosomal SNP and Y-chromosome data demonstrate that Samoyedic populations differ significantly in their genetic composition. Genetic relationship is observed only between Forest and Tundra Nentsi. Selkups are affiliated with the Kets from the Yenisey River, while the Nganasans are separated from their linguistic neighbors, showing closer affinities with the Evenks and Yukagirs.

Keyphrases

genetic diversity
genome wide
copy number
climate change
electronic health record
dna methylation
gene expression
water quality
data analysis
high density