Improving wet-laboratory procedures toward ancient epigenome characterization and ancient pathogens detection
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17 janvier 2022
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Andaine Seguin-Orlando et al., « Improving wet-laboratory procedures toward ancient epigenome characterization and ancient pathogens detection », Bulletins et mémoires de la société d’anthropologie de Paris, ID : 10.4000/bmsap.9280
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In the past decade, palaeogenomic approaches have shed new light on human history, and helped resolve long-lasting debates on large-scale migrations and population admixture. Beyond giving access to the human genome itself, the analysis of ancient high-throughput sequencing data can also reveal the presence of ancient pathogens and provide crucial epigenetic information about past individuals. Our recent publications have underlined the strong methodological biases and technical constraints t...