2026年2月11日
A preprint on ancient genomes from Ladakh traces three millennia of dynamic admixture between Tibetan-related, South Asian, and Central Asian ancestry, with Tibetan-related roots integrated for at least 1,500 years.
Exploring population origins, migrations, interactions and change in East Asia and connected regions through ancient and modern genetic evidence, archaeology and history.
2026年2月9日
Twenty-eight Han-Dynasty genomes from Shandong support a model in which demic diffusion of Central-Plain Longshan populations, layered with regional interaction, drove the genetic formation of Han Chinese.
2026年2月2日
Fourteen ancient genomes from eight cliff-burial sites in Guangxi link modern Kra-Dai speakers to local people 1,500 years ago, while Hmong-Mien speakers show striking regional variation in local ancestry.
2026年1月27日
A missense mutation in ANKRD36, arising ~46,000 years ago and retained at high frequency only in the Qiang, may aid adaptation to mid-to-high altitude hypoxia—a near-lost ancient lineage in East Asian genomes.
2026年1月20日
A Sichuan University team identifies 138 Neolithic paternal lineages—17 shared between China and mainland Southeast Asia—showing millet and rice farmers drove southward demic diffusion.
2026年1月19日
Fudan University researchers sequence 20 Qiang genomes from Maoxian and find two subgroups—one closer to Han, one to Tibetan—sharing ancestry from a ~5,300-year-old Yellow River population, plus a ~46,000-year-old ANKRD36 lineage.
2026年1月12日
Fu Qiaomei's team analyzes 35 ancient genomes from four sites on the southeastern Mongolian Plateau, tracking population interaction behind Neolithic cultural diffusion over roughly 8,800 years.
2026年1月6日
Ancient genomes from 46 Qing-era skeletons in Sanmenxia show the Central Plains' genetic makeup stayed remarkably stable across the dynastic change, linking Tang-period populations directly to modern Han people of Henan.
2026年1月5日
A Jilin University team reconstructs mitochondrial genomes of the Gansu-Qinghai Qijia culture (c. 2300–1500 BCE), tracing maternal diversity and links to later populations on the Tibetan Plateau.
