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Indian genetic heritage in Southeast Asian populations

Changmai P, Jaisamut K, Kampuansai J et al.

35176016 PubMed ID
12 Authors
02/17/2022 Published
120 Samples
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Chapter I

Publication Details

Comprehensive information about this research publication

Authors

CP
Changmai P
JK
Jaisamut K
KJ
Kampuansai J
KW
Kutanan W
AN
Altınışık NE
FO
Flegontova O
IA
Inta A
YE
Yüncü E
BW
Boonthai W
PH
Pamjav H
RD
Reich D
FP
Flegontov P
Chapter II

Abstract

Summary of the research findings

The great ethnolinguistic diversity found today in mainland Southeast Asia (MSEA) reflects multiple migration waves of people in the past. Maritime trading between MSEA and India was established at the latest 300 BCE, and the formation of early states in Southeast Asia during the first millennium CE was strongly influenced by Indian culture, a cultural influence that is still prominent today. Several ancient Indian-influenced states were located in present-day Thailand, and various populations in the country are likely to be descendants of people from those states. To systematically explore Indian genetic heritage in MSEA populations, we generated genome-wide SNP data (using the Affymetrix Human Origins array) for 119 present-day individuals belonging to 10 ethnic groups from Thailand and co-analyzed them with published data using PCA, ADMIXTURE, and methods relying on f-statistics and on autosomal haplotypes. We found low levels of South Asian admixture in various MSEA populations for whom there is evidence of historical connections with the ancient Indian-influenced states but failed to find this genetic component in present-day hunter-gatherer groups and relatively isolated groups from the highlands of Northern Thailand. The results suggest that migration of Indian populations to MSEA may have been responsible for the spread of Indian culture in the region. Our results also support close genetic affinity between Kra-Dai-speaking (also known as Tai-Kadai) and Austronesian-speaking populations, which fits a linguistic hypothesis suggesting cladality of the two language families.

Chapter III

Ancient DNA Samples

120 ancient DNA samples referenced in this publication

120 Samples
Sample ID Date/Era Country Locality Sex mtDNA Y-DNA
AKHA1 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA12 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA14 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA17 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA18 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA20 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA21 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA23 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA27 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA29 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA30 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA31 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA33 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA34 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA37 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA39 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA40 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA41 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA42 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA44 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA46 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA47 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA5 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA52 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA53 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA54 2000 CE Thailand F
AKHA56 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA57 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA58 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA59 2000 CE Thailand M
AKHA60 2000 CE Thailand F
BO104 2000 CE Thailand U
BO106 2000 CE Thailand M
BO108 2000 CE Thailand M
BO110 2000 CE Thailand M
BO114 2000 CE Thailand M
BO116 2000 CE Thailand M
BO118 2000 CE Thailand M
BO124 2000 CE Thailand M
BO128 2000 CE Thailand U
BO132 2000 CE Thailand U
EBK102 2000 CE Thailand U
EBK104 2000 CE Thailand M
EBK108 2000 CE Thailand U
EBK113 2000 CE Thailand M
EBK114 2000 CE Thailand M
EBK115 2000 CE Thailand M
EBK123 2000 CE Thailand M
EBK124 2000 CE Thailand M
EBK129 2000 CE Thailand M
EBK131 2000 CE Thailand M
HM103 2000 CE Thailand M
HM112 2000 CE Thailand U
HM114 2000 CE Thailand M
HM115 2000 CE Thailand M
HM123 2000 CE Thailand M
HM131 2000 CE Thailand M
HM136 2000 CE Thailand M
HM148 2000 CE Thailand M
HM149 2000 CE Thailand M
HM152 2000 CE Thailand U
KHM126 2000 CE Thailand M
KHM138 2000 CE Thailand M
KHM204 2000 CE Thailand M
KHM210 2000 CE Thailand U
KHM214 2000 CE Thailand M
KHM220 2000 CE Thailand U
KHM226 2000 CE Thailand U
KHM230 2000 CE Thailand M
KHM234 2000 CE Thailand M
KHM236 2000 CE Thailand U
LW107 2000 CE Thailand M
LW108 2000 CE Thailand M
LW113 2000 CE Thailand M
LW116 2000 CE Thailand M
LW120 2000 CE Thailand U
LW123 2000 CE Thailand M
LW124 2000 CE Thailand M
LW131 2000 CE Thailand M
LW135 2000 CE Thailand M
LW149 2000 CE Thailand M
MANIQ1 2000 CE Thailand M
MANIQ10 2000 CE Thailand M
MANIQ11 2000 CE Thailand F
MANIQ13 2000 CE Thailand M
MANIQ14 2000 CE Thailand M
MANIQ3 2000 CE Thailand F
MANIQ5 2000 CE Thailand M
MANIQ8 2000 CE Thailand M
MANIQ9 2000 CE Thailand M
MO602 2000 CE Thailand U
MO604 2000 CE Thailand U
MO605 2000 CE Thailand M
MO606 2000 CE Thailand M
MO609 2000 CE Thailand M
MO612 2000 CE Thailand U
MO615 2000 CE Thailand M
MO616 2000 CE Thailand U
MO619 2000 CE Thailand M
MO620 2000 CE Thailand U
SU102 2000 CE Thailand U
SU106 2000 CE Thailand U
SU110 2000 CE Thailand U
SU114 2000 CE Thailand M
SU118 2000 CE Thailand M
SU122 2000 CE Thailand M
SU124 2000 CE Thailand M
SU128 2000 CE Thailand U
SU132 2000 CE Thailand M
SU138 2000 CE Thailand M
TL316 2000 CE Thailand U
TL319 2000 CE Thailand M
TL323 2000 CE Thailand M
TL326 2000 CE Thailand M
TL329 2000 CE Thailand M
TL338 2000 CE Thailand M
TL343 2000 CE Thailand M
TL348 2000 CE Thailand U
TL351 2000 CE Thailand M
TL362 2000 CE Thailand U
Chapter IV

Analysis

Comprehensive review of ancestry and genetic findings

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Ancestry Insights

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Historical Context

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