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Значения термина neanderthal dna на английском
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Among the three immune system genes that stood out, two closely matched NeanderthalDNA.
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The finding suggests that most NeanderthalDNA found in humans today was passed down from females.
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How much neanderthalDNA do we have?
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Across all populations, NeanderthalDNA is conspicuously low in regions of the X chromosome and in testes-specific genes.
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Using this small sample to infer how much NeanderthalDNA persists in today's genome is therefore questionable, he said.
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The prehistoric couplings left all non-Africans today carrying 1-6% of NeanderthalDNA.
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Puerto Ricans and Spaniards have the least NeanderthalDNA, 1.05 percent and 1.07 percent respectively.
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In contrast, NeanderthalDNA makes up just 1 to 4 per cent of Eurasian genetic makeup.
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Using 38,000-year-old bone fragments and new shotgun sequencing technology, researchers have sequenced 3.7 billion base pairs of NeanderthalDNA.
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In 2010 scientists made a discovery that all human populations that spread out of Africa have a small amount of NeanderthalDNA in them.
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Indeed, the ancestors of modern-day Oceanians and Asians contain Denisovan DNA, while present-day non-Africans contain 2-4 per cent NeanderthalDNA.
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Reich found that hardly any Neanderthal genes were expressed in modern men's testes, and that the X chromosome was almost completely devoid of NeanderthalDNA.
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SPEECH The Harvard team analyzed the genomes of 1,004 people to estimate which populations got more or fewer NeanderthalDNA.
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Recent research shows some admixture of genes, with modern humans outside of Africa having roughly 1% to 3% NeanderthalDNA.
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In June 2015, researchers announced that a 40,000-year-old skeleton from Romania had the most NeanderthalDNA of any human analysed to date.
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Even Africans whose ancestors never left the continent carry some NeanderthalDNA, because 3,000 years ago people from Europe and Asia migrated to Africa.