Professor and researcher on human population genetics and genomics, investigating history and health in populations of African Ancestry in Brazil. She/her
From all of us at Ensembl, we wish you holidays filled with "ATGGAACGCCGCATTATGGAAAACACCGCGAACGATCCGGAAGCGTGCGAA"
May your celebrations be as perfectly in‑frame as your favourite gene.
This year researchers finally put a face to one of our long-lost relatives—confirming with DNA evidence that a 146,000-year-old skull known as the “Dragon Man” belonged to a Denisovan, an extinct lineage of humans that, like the Neanderthals, once shared the planet with modern humans.
Learn more about Science's 2025 Breakthrough of the Year and the runners-up: https://t.co/WQ8H95SIYY
Tracing the Uncharted African Diaspora in Southern Brazil: The Genetic Legacies of Resistance in Two Quilombos from Paraná https://t.co/cOI3dyrqCh #mdpigenes via @Genes_MDPI
Identificado un linaje prehistórico hasta ahora desconocido en el centro de Argentina:
Eight millennia of continuity of a previously unknown lineage in Argentina https://t.co/fH50Hgwjqa
Our new ancient DNA paper has just been published! We present 28 new genomes from southern Africa - several of them high-coverage whole genomes. Exciting to be moving towards population-level representation of ancient southern African genetic diversity!
https://t.co/YqLqu6mp9H
A new genetic study—using data from the Million Veteran program—highlights the importance of diversity in understanding health disparities. @damrauer@_anuragverma@DeptVetAffairs https://t.co/FAg9jZZDR3
You cannot make it to #eshg2024 in Berlin this year in person? No problem - we got you covered! Benefit from our #hybridconference concept and enjoy all sessions live and on demand via our virtual platform. Register for online participation now!
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