Berbers and Arabs: tracing the genetic diversity and history of Southern Tunisia through genome wide analysis

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healthcare

Type de record:

dataset

Créateur:

Paolo Anagnostou

Éditeur:

Giovanni Destro Bisol

Savino di Lernia

Éditeur:

Zenodo

Hôte:

SNP data of 79 individuals from 3 ethnolinguistic groups from Tunisia

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Tunisia Genome-wide snps North Africa Berbers

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