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2026年7月10日
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Interview with Fu Qiaomei: Ancient human evolution research to extend toward “older” and “closer to prehistory” times

Fu Qiaomei's team won a National Natural Science Award (2nd class) for tracing East Asian population evolution since the Last Glacial Maximum. In this interview, ancient DNA research is set to extend both older and closer to prehistory, covering glacial adaptation, northern-southern ancestry, and frontier interactions.
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2026年5月11日
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Ancient genomes give insight into 160,000 years of East Asian population dynamics and biological adaptation

This study uses ancient and modern population genomics to reconstruct 160,000 years of East Asian demographic dynamics. It reveals archaic introgression, multi-wave population migration and trans-Eurasian genetic admixture. It also uncovers biological adaptation signatures of plateau populations and agricultural groups, clarifying the formation process of East Asian genetic structure and the linkage between human dispersal, cultural exchange and genetic evolution.
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2026年5月11日
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Fudan-Led Study Reveals the Qiang’s Ancient Yellow River Ancestry and Two Divergent Admixture Histories

Based on whole-genome data from 20 Qiang individuals in Maoxian, Sichuan, the Fudan team reveals the Qiang people’s origin among Yellow River Neolithic Miaozigou populations, their divergence at the plateau margin, and their formation through admixture, offering key genetic evidence for the pluralistic unity of the Chinese nation.
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Fudan-Led Study Reveals the Qiang’s Ancient Yellow River Ancestry and Two Divergent Admixture Histories
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