Genetic variation among the major Pakistani populations based on 15 autosomal STR markers.

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2019
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Abstract
Pakistan is located at an important cross-road of human history and has been a passageway for many invaders and dynasties in the past. The historic human migrations across this country have resulted in a blend of ancient civilizations, which are still reflected in the current socio-cultural fabrication of this population. This makes Pakistan an ideal country to study the genetic differentiation and various other genomic aspects of a human population.
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Authors Anwar, Ijaz;Hussain, Shahid;Rehman, Atta Ur;Hussain, Manzoor;
Journal international journal of legal medicine
Year 2019
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10.1007/s00414-018-1951-0
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