Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations
The ancestry of the Colombian population comprises a large number of well differentiated Native communities belonging to diverse linguistic groups. In the late fifteenth century, a process of admixture was initiated with the arrival of the Europeans, and several years later, Africans also became par...
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Ossa, Humberto
Aquino Machado, Juliana
Pereira, Rui
Ibarra, Adriana
Ossa, Rafael H.
Pérez, Luz Adriana
Granda, Juan David
Lattig, María Claudia
Groot, Helena
Fagundes de Carvalho, Elizeu
Gusmão, Leonor
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- 2016
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- Universidad El Bosque
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0164414
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- Hibridación genética
Relaciones raciales
Historia del siglo XV / Colombia
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations Hibridación genética Relaciones raciales Historia del siglo XV / Colombia |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Outlining the ancestry landscape of Colombian admixed populations |
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Ossa, Humberto Aquino Machado, Juliana Pereira, Rui Ibarra, Adriana Ossa, Rafael H. Pérez, Luz Adriana Granda, Juan David Lattig, María Claudia Groot, Helena Fagundes de Carvalho, Elizeu Gusmão, Leonor |
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Ossa, Humberto Aquino Machado, Juliana Pereira, Rui Ibarra, Adriana Ossa, Rafael H. Pérez, Luz Adriana Granda, Juan David Lattig, María Claudia Groot, Helena Fagundes de Carvalho, Elizeu Gusmão, Leonor |
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Hibridación genética Relaciones raciales Historia del siglo XV / Colombia |
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Hibridación genética Relaciones raciales Historia del siglo XV / Colombia |
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The ancestry of the Colombian population comprises a large number of well differentiated Native communities belonging to diverse linguistic groups. In the late fifteenth century, a process of admixture was initiated with the arrival of the Europeans, and several years later, Africans also became part of the Colombian population. Therefore, the genepool of the current Colombian population results from the admixture of Native Americans, Europeans and Africans. This admixture occurred differently in each region of the country, producing a clearly stratified population. Considering the importance of population substructure in both clinical and forensic genetics, we sought to investigate and compare patterns of genetic ancestry in Colombia by studying samples from Native and non-Native populations living in its 5 continental regions: the Andes, Caribe, Amazonia, Orinoquía, and Pacific regions. For this purpose, 46 AIM-Indels were genotyped in 761 non-related individuals from current populations. Previously published genotype data from 214 Colombian Natives from five communities were used for population comparisons. Significant differences were observed between Native and non-Native populations, among non-Native populations from different regions and among Native populations from different ethnic groups. The Pacific was the region with the highest African ancestry, Amazonia harboured the highest Native ancestry and the Andean and Orinoquían regions showed the highest proportion of European ancestry. The Andean region was further sub-divided into 6 sub-regions: North East, Central West, Central East, West, South West and South East. Among these regions, the South West region showed a significantly lower European admixture than the other regions. Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and variance values of ancestry among individuals within populations showed a potential stratification of the Pacific population. |
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Ossa, HumbertoAquino Machado, JulianaPereira, RuiIbarra, AdrianaOssa, Rafael H.Pérez, Luz AdrianaGranda, Juan DavidLattig, María ClaudiaGroot, HelenaFagundes de Carvalho, ElizeuGusmão, Leonor2020-04-20T00:55:09Z2020-04-20T00:55:09Z20161932-6203http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12495/2303https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0164414instname:Universidad El Bosquereponame:Repositorio Institucional Universidad El Bosquerepourl:https://repositorio.unbosque.edu.coapplication/pdfengPublic Library of SciencePlos onePlos one, 1932-6203. 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Therefore, the genepool of the current Colombian population results from the admixture of Native Americans, Europeans and Africans. This admixture occurred differently in each region of the country, producing a clearly stratified population. Considering the importance of population substructure in both clinical and forensic genetics, we sought to investigate and compare patterns of genetic ancestry in Colombia by studying samples from Native and non-Native populations living in its 5 continental regions: the Andes, Caribe, Amazonia, Orinoquía, and Pacific regions. For this purpose, 46 AIM-Indels were genotyped in 761 non-related individuals from current populations. Previously published genotype data from 214 Colombian Natives from five communities were used for population comparisons. Significant differences were observed between Native and non-Native populations, among non-Native populations from different regions and among Native populations from different ethnic groups. 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