Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades

Background: Historical and anthropological data suggest the presence of descendents of Changos, Cuncos, Chonos and Yamanas, South American indian populations, in certain Chilean coastal villages. Aim: To assess the degree of South American indian admixture in Chilean coastal villages using protein m...

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Autores principales:	Harb D,Zuraiya, Llop R,Elena, Moreno S,Rodrigo, Quiroz L,Daniel
Lenguaje:	Spanish / Castilian
Publicado:	Sociedad Médica de Santiago 1998
Materias:	Genetics/medical Blood groups Isoantigens Rh-Hr blood-group system Indians/South American
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0034-988719980007000021999-06-15Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidadesHarb D,ZuraiyaLlop R,ElenaMoreno S,RodrigoQuiroz L,Daniel Genetics/medical Blood groups Isoantigens Rh-Hr blood-group system Indians/South American Background: Historical and anthropological data suggest the presence of descendents of Changos, Cuncos, Chonos and Yamanas, South American indian populations, in certain Chilean coastal villages. Aim: To assess the degree of South American indian admixture in Chilean coastal villages using protein markers, to complete the assessment of human biological diversity of Chile. Subjects and methods: AB0, Rh, MNS, Duffy and Kidd blood group systems were assessed in 47, 48, 55 and 24 individuals from Paposo, Carelmapu, Laitec and Ukika respectively. Phenotypic and gene frequencies were calculated. The degree of South American indian admixture was estimated from the AB00 allele and Rhdce haplotypes. Results: High frequencies of AB00, Fya, Jk*b alleles, Dce and Ms haplotypes were found in all villages, consistent with the pattern expected for South American Aboriginal populations. The highest presence of South American indian admixture was present in Laitec with 80% and in Ukika with 74%. The figures for Paposo and Carelmapu were 60 and 65% respectively. Conclusions: According to South American indian admixture estimates, the genetic isolation of coastal populations is lower than that of inland subjects, suggesting that sea proximity facilitates gene flow.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Médica de SantiagoRevista médica de Chile v.126 n.7 19981998-07-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98871998000700002es10.4067/S0034-98871998000700002
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language	Spanish / Castilian
topic	Genetics/medical Blood groups Isoantigens Rh-Hr blood-group system Indians/South American
spellingShingle	Genetics/medical Blood groups Isoantigens Rh-Hr blood-group system Indians/South American Harb D,Zuraiya Llop R,Elena Moreno S,Rodrigo Quiroz L,Daniel Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades
description	Background: Historical and anthropological data suggest the presence of descendents of Changos, Cuncos, Chonos and Yamanas, South American indian populations, in certain Chilean coastal villages. Aim: To assess the degree of South American indian admixture in Chilean coastal villages using protein markers, to complete the assessment of human biological diversity of Chile. Subjects and methods: AB0, Rh, MNS, Duffy and Kidd blood group systems were assessed in 47, 48, 55 and 24 individuals from Paposo, Carelmapu, Laitec and Ukika respectively. Phenotypic and gene frequencies were calculated. The degree of South American indian admixture was estimated from the AB00 allele and Rhdce haplotypes. Results: High frequencies of AB00, Fya, Jk*b alleles, Dce and Ms haplotypes were found in all villages, consistent with the pattern expected for South American Aboriginal populations. The highest presence of South American indian admixture was present in Laitec with 80% and in Ukika with 74%. The figures for Paposo and Carelmapu were 60 and 65% respectively. Conclusions: According to South American indian admixture estimates, the genetic isolation of coastal populations is lower than that of inland subjects, suggesting that sea proximity facilitates gene flow.
author	Harb D,Zuraiya Llop R,Elena Moreno S,Rodrigo Quiroz L,Daniel
author_facet	Harb D,Zuraiya Llop R,Elena Moreno S,Rodrigo Quiroz L,Daniel
author_sort	Harb D,Zuraiya
title	Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades
title_short	Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades
title_full	Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades
title_fullStr	Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades
title_full_unstemmed	Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades
title_sort	poblaciones costeras de chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades
publisher	Sociedad Médica de Santiago
publishDate	1998
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Poblaciones costeras de Chile: marcadores genéticos en cuatro localidades

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