Differential Structuring of Human Populations for Homologous X and Y Microsatellite Loci
Authors:
- Rosaria ScozzariRSRosaria Scozzari
- Fulvio CrucianiFulvio Cruciani
- Patrizia MalaspinaPMPatrizia Malaspina
- Piero SantolamazzaPSPiero Santolamazza
- Bianca Maria CiminelliBCBianca Maria Ciminelli
- Antonio TorroniATAntonio Torroni
- David ModianoDMDavid Modiano
- Douglas C. WallaceDWDouglas C. Wallace
- Kenneth K. KiddKKKenneth K. Kidd
- Antonel OlckersAOAntonel Olckers
- Pedro MoralPMPedro Moral
- Luciano TerrenatoLTLuciano Terrenato
Open Access
- 1 September 1997
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Human Genetics
- Vol. 61 (3) , 719-733
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