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Duds Eszter Susa va Pamjav Horolma Szabolcsi Zoltn 《International journal of legal medicine》2020,134(2):487-489
International Journal of Legal Medicine - Gyula Ágner was a Royal Hungarian First Lieutenant (1st Lt.) during the World War II and died at 30 years old due to a mine shrapnel injury... 相似文献
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Gurdeep Matharu Lall Maarten H. D. Larmuseau Jon H. Wetton Chiara Batini Pille Hallast Tunde I. Huszar Daniel Zadik Sigurd Aase Tina Baker Patricia Balaresque Walter Bodmer Anders D. Brglum Peter de Knijff Hayley Dunn Stephen E. Harding Harald Lvvik Berit Myhre Dupuy Horolma Pamjav Andreas O. Tillmar Maciej Tomaszewski Chris Tyler-Smith Marta Pereira Verdugo Bruce Winney Pragya Vohra Joanna Story Turi E. King Mark A. Jobling 《European journal of human genetics : EJHG》2021,29(3):512
The influence of Viking-Age migrants to the British Isles is obvious in archaeological and place-names evidence, but their demographic impact has been unclear. Autosomal genetic analyses support Norse Viking contributions to parts of Britain, but show no signal corresponding to the Danelaw, the region under Scandinavian administrative control from the ninth to eleventh centuries. Y-chromosome haplogroup R1a1 has been considered as a possible marker for Viking migrations because of its high frequency in peninsular Scandinavia (Norway and Sweden). Here we select ten Y-SNPs to discriminate informatively among hg R1a1 sub-haplogroups in Europe, analyse these in 619 hg R1a1 Y chromosomes including 163 from the British Isles, and also type 23 short-tandem repeats (Y-STRs) to assess internal diversity. We find three specifically Western-European sub-haplogroups, two of which predominate in Norway and Sweden, and are also found in Britain; star-like features in the STR networks of these lineages indicate histories of expansion. We ask whether geographical distributions of hg R1a1 overall, and of the two sub-lineages in particular, correlate with regions of Scandinavian influence within Britain. Neither shows any frequency difference between regions that have higher (≥10%) or lower autosomal contributions from Norway and Sweden, but both are significantly overrepresented in the region corresponding to the Danelaw. These differences between autosomal and Y-chromosomal histories suggest either male-specific contribution, or the influence of patrilocality. Comparison of modern DNA with recently available ancient DNA data supports the interpretation that two sub-lineages of hg R1a1 spread with the Vikings from peninsular Scandinavia.Subject terms: Genetic variation, Haplotypes, Genetic markers 相似文献
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Zalán A Völgyi A Jung M Peterman O Pamjav H 《International journal of legal medicine》2007,121(1):74-77
DXS8378, DXS7132, HPRTB, and DXS7423 microsatellite markers located in four different X-chromosomal linkage groups were studied
in the Hungarian population. After genotyping unrelated men (219) and women (165), forensic efficiency parameters showing
that the four X-linked short tandem repeats are informative for forensic applications were calculated. With fragment and sequence
analysis, one microvariant allele (11.2) was identified in the HPRTB locus. A deviation from the Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium
could not be detected. Investigations of 96 father–child meioses revealed one mutation in the DXS7132 locus. For comparison
of 22 different populations, G-tests were carried out. 相似文献
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Testing of thirty autosomal single nucleotide polymorphisms were performed in 218 independent Hungarian male and female samples. We applied this system to 24 paternity testing cases including 14 inclusions and 10 exclusions. 相似文献
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