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[QUOTE]Originally posted by xyyman: [QB] I repeat. There is no such thing as European AIM. aDNA is going to change history. Loving it! My advice get in on it. Oh! The male Haplogroup wasn’t disclosed. My guess the missing European males Lioness was talking about did not go back home but migrated to inner Africa. Wink wink. This is out of control of the Europhiles hands. Everyone has an ADNA Machine!!! They will lose control. ===== April 11, 2014 , Telus CC Exhibit Hall E2 An infant skeleton was recovered from the 6G8 cemetery (Christian Period, 500-1400 C.E.) during excavation in what is present-day Wadi Halfa, located near the Second Cataract of the Nile in the Republic of the Sudan. Skeletal material from Wadi Halfa represents one of the most analyzed archaeological populations in the world. Building upon the research of Dr. George Armelagos and others, this study presents preliminary results of the first ancient DNA (aDNA) analysis of an individual from this population. Analysis was carried out at the Molecular Population Genetics laboratory in the Smurfit Institute of Genetics at Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. Using next-generation sequencing (NGS) techniques, DNA was extracted from a portion of cranial bone, indexed libraries were prepared, and the genome was sequenced on the Illumina platform using a MiSeq Personal Sequencer. Analysis of sequencing results indicated 0.59% endogenous DNA. Principle component analysis (PCA) was performed;[b] despite a low number of SNPs, the individual was placed between African and European clusters. [/b]Using a method developed in Trinity’s Molecular Population Genetics laboratory, the individual was sexed as a male. Haplogroup was assessed by analyzing SNPs from the mitochondrial chromosome with HaploGrep. [b]The individual was assigned to L5a1a, a branch of the ancient L5 haplogroup with origins in East Africa.[/b] This study demonstrates the potential to gain unique insight into Nubian populations through aDNA analysis. Additional aDNA analysis of the Nubians will provide invaluable information regarding genetic influence and gene flow in individuals occupying ancient Nubia. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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