Sentences with phrase «maternal line genetic»

Not exact matches

1 Background 2 Paternal lineage, Y chromosome 2.1 Y - DNA of Ashkenazi Jews 2.2 Y - DNA of Sephardi Jews 2.2.1 Y - DNA of Jews from North Africa 2.2.2 Y - DNA of Portuguese Jews 2.2.3 Y - DNA of Oriental Jews 2.2.4 Y - DNA of Roman Jews 2.3 Y - DNA of Kurdish Jews 2.4 Y - DNA of the Jews of Yemen 2.5 Y - DNA of Mountain Jews 2.6 Y - DNA of Jews from Ethiopia 2.7 Y - DNA of Bene Israel 2.8 Priestly Families 2.8.1 Cohanim 2.8.2 Levites 3 Maternal line: Mitochondrial DNA 3.1 Mt - DNA of Ashkenazi Jews 3.2 Mt - DNA of Jews from North Africa 3.3 Mt - DNA of Jews from the Iberian Peninsula 3.4 Mt - DNA of Jews from Iraq 3.5 Mt - DNA of Jews from Libya 3.6 Mt - DNA of Jews from Tunisia 3.7 Mt - DNA of Jews from Ethiopia 3.8 Mt - DNA of the Jews of Turkey 3.9 Mt - DNA of the Jews of Georgia 3.10 Mt - DNA of Jews from Yemen 3.11 Mt - DNA of Bukharan and Persian Jews 3.12 Mt - DNA of Moroccan Jews 3.13 Mt - DNA of Cochin Jews and of Bene Israel Indian subcontinent 4 Autosomal DNA 5 Comparison with the genetic heritage of non-Jewish populations 5.1 Palestinians 5.2 The Samaritans 5.3 The Lembas 5.4 Inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula

But since this DNA is inherited only from the maternal line, it does not go through the normal genetic process of division and recombination.

To further explore the alpine genetic structure the Y - Chromosomal results were compared with mitochondrial DNA data, the maternal transmitted line.

Moreover, since the mixture of mitochondrial genes is passed down the maternal line, the altered genetic blueprint of such female babies could affect future generations.

Then, the team used genetic analysis to look at mitochondrial DNA, which can pass only along the maternal line.

To clarify whether the genetic maternal line of the Iceman, who lived in the eastern Alps over 5,300 years ago, has left its mark in current populations, researchers at the European Academy of Bolzano / Bozen (EURAC) have now compared his mitochondrial DNA with 1,077 modern samples.

«New discoveries concerning Ötzi's genetic history: The Iceman's maternal genetic line originated in the Alps and is now extinct.»