Ancestry proportions of Mexican and Brazilian populations.
- Vania Bonifaz-Peña (665143)
- Alejandra V. Contreras (179033)
- Claudio Jose Struchiner (3155610)
- Rosimeire A. Roela (665144)
- Tatiane K. Furuya-Mazzotti (665145)
- Roger Chammas (147550)
- Claudia Rangel-Escareño (321873)
- Laura Uribe-Figueroa (277188)
- María José Gómez-Vázquez (665146)
- Howard L. McLeod (147902)
- Alfredo Hidalgo-Miranda (107334)
- Esteban J. Parra (115818)
- Juan Carlos Fernández-López (2611240)
- Guilherme Suarez-Kurtz (229919)
Publication date
November 2014
DOIAbstract
<p>Ancestry proportions were calculated using Structure software (unsupervised clustering model) with a panel of 71 ancestry informative markers of 3 ancestral populations. CEU (EUR), YRI-LWK (AFR), Zapoteca (NAT). As well as other sub-populations, from Brazil we have Brazilian Black (BZ.BK), Brazilian Brown (BZ.BN), Brazilian White (BZ.WT), and five Mexican Mestizo: Guanajuato (GUA) geographically located in the center of the country; Guerrero (GUE) in the south-Pacific; Sonora (SON) in the north; Veracruz (VER) in the center-Gulf and Yucatan (YUC) in the southeast.</p><p>Ancestry proportions of Mexican and Brazilian populations.</p
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