Phylogenetic Tree; Macaulay
Phylogenetic tree of modern humans based on variations in the entire mitochondrial genome.
phylogenetic tree,mitochondrial genome,dna variation,macaulay,bioinformatics,eve,var
Phylogenetic Tree; Macaulay
Phylogenetic tree of modern humans based on variations in the entire mitochondrial genome.
phylogenetic tree,mitochondrial genome,dna variation,macaulay,bioinformatics,eve,variations,relationships,relationship
- ID: 16086
- Source: DNALC.DNAi
16088. mtDNA tree all humans; Macaulay
Mitochondrial genome sequences humans populations modern MRCA most recent common ancestor ancestry relationships phylogenetic trees mtDNA Macaulay.
16094. Human, Neandertals, Chimpanzee
Phylogenetic relationships of modern humans, Neandertals, and chimps.
16095. Chimp, Human, Neandertal HVR1
Variation between mtDNA (HVR1) samples from chimp, Neandertal and human.
15052. Effects of DNA variation on health, Stephen Fodor
Stephen Fodor talks about the need to look broadly across the genome to find the relationship between genes and health in different people.
15165. Mitochondrial Eve, Mark Stoneking
Geneticist Mark Stoneking, one of the authors of a controversial 1987 paper on mtDNA, talks about our common female ancestor.
2018. Bioinformatics defined
Prof. Allen Moore explains that bioinformatics can deal with a huge amount of genomic data, allowing researchers to explore complex relationships between many genes or genomes.
15608. Human/Neandertal/Chimp mutation evoluton tree
Mutations in our DNA can be used to trace the relationships between different populations and species.
16093. Out of Africa versus Multiregionalism
Two theories are discussedfor the descendancy of modern humans: the Out Of Africa (OOA) and the Multiregionalism (MRT) theories
15610. Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) human family tree
This illustration shows the two major mitochondrial DNA lineages. The lower branch includes only African populations. The upper branch has both African and non-African members.
16990. DNA Subway (www.dnasubway.org)
The first educational product released by iPlant, DNA Subway (www.dnasubway.org) presents complex scientific tools and data in an intuitive and appealing interface, and makes high-level genome analysis broadly available to students and educators. "Riding"