2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.forsciint.2003.12.013
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Genetic data on nine STRs (CSF1PO, TPOX, THO1, F13AO1, FESFPS, vWA, D16S539, D7S820 and D13S317) and two VNTRs (D1S80 and D17S5) in Rosario population, Santa Fe Argentine

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“…When comparing Argentinian urban populations at the single locus level, significant P-values were observed between the following pairs of populations: (1) Buenos Aires and Neuquen at D5S818 (P = 0.000), FGA (P = 0.001) and PENTA E (P = 0.002) loci; (2) Buenos Aires and Santa Cruz at D5S818 (P = 0.025) and D13S317 (P = 0.016) loci; (3) Buenos Aires and Tucumán at D13S317 locus (P = 0.029); (4) Neuquen and La Pampa at D5S818 locus (P = 0.011); (5) Neuquen and Córdoba [8] at FGA locus (P = 0.041); (6) Tucumán and Córdoba [11] at D3S1358 (P = 0.015); (7) Tucumán and Rosario [10] at TPOX locus (P = 0.016); (8) Santa Cruz and La Pampa at D5S818 locus (P = 0.041); (9) Santa Cruz and Rosario at TPOX locus (P = 0.027). Pooled data yielded significant differences with Neuquen at D5S818 (Table 3).…”
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“…When comparing Argentinian urban populations at the single locus level, significant P-values were observed between the following pairs of populations: (1) Buenos Aires and Neuquen at D5S818 (P = 0.000), FGA (P = 0.001) and PENTA E (P = 0.002) loci; (2) Buenos Aires and Santa Cruz at D5S818 (P = 0.025) and D13S317 (P = 0.016) loci; (3) Buenos Aires and Tucumán at D13S317 locus (P = 0.029); (4) Neuquen and La Pampa at D5S818 locus (P = 0.011); (5) Neuquen and Córdoba [8] at FGA locus (P = 0.041); (6) Tucumán and Córdoba [11] at D3S1358 (P = 0.015); (7) Tucumán and Rosario [10] at TPOX locus (P = 0.016); (8) Santa Cruz and La Pampa at D5S818 locus (P = 0.041); (9) Santa Cruz and Rosario at TPOX locus (P = 0.027). Pooled data yielded significant differences with Neuquen at D5S818 (Table 3).…”
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“…Locus by locus comparisons were also performed, including data in literature from other Argentinian provinces, Córdoba [8,11], Entre Ríos [7], Santa Fe [10], one Native American population from La Puna, Argentina [15], and three European populations, Spain [16], Portugal [17][18][19] and Italy [20]. Neighbor-Joining trees (NJ) were built: (a) using the Fst distance matrix (Slatkin's) obtained from genotypic data of the six studied populations and (b) using a frequency data matrix from the ten loci shared by the six populations, La Puna [15] and the three European populations [16][17][18][19][20].…”
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“…In addition, an unexpected population difference was detected for six STRs in the sample from Salta, when compared with the population of central region provinces including Buenos Aires [5,8,11], Córdoba [6,7] and Santa Fe [10]. Significant differences (P < 0.05) for the differential loci are summarized in Table 7.…”
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“…Other remarks: The present paper provides additional data on the allele distribution of diverse polymorphic markers [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13], in this case special attention was paid to relatively large population samples sets from two Patagonian Province of Argentina. FGA and Penta E are the most informative systems in both populations analyzed and the least discriminating loci is TPOX.…”
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