2658-6533Research Results in Biomedicine2658-653310.18413/2313-8955-2015-1-3-72-79476Archive categoriesGENETIC INTERRELATIONS OF RUSSIAN AND UKRAINIAN POPULATIONS OF BELGOROD REGIONGENETIC INTERRELATIONS OF RUSSIAN AND UKRAINIAN POPULATIONS OF BELGOROD REGIONRudyhNatal'ya A.RudyhNatal'ya A.rudyh@bsu.edu.ruSirotinaSvetlana S.SirotinaSvetlana S.sirotina@bsu.edu.ru20151300

This article presents the results of the study of genetic relationship between the indigenous Russian and Ukrainian population of Belgorod Region according to the allele frequencies of 50 autosomal loci of 8 DNA markers. The analysis covered four districts of Belgorod Region: Prokhorovsky and Krasnensky areas (indigenous Russian); Graivoronsky and Krasnogvardeyskiy areas (indigenous Ukrainians). The cluster analysis and multidimensional scaling has revealed that the closest are Prokhorovsky and Krasnensky Districts represented by samples of Russian inhabitants. Krasnogvardeyskiy and Graivoronsky areas (indigenous Ukrainian population) are genetically quite distant from each other and from the two populations considered above with the Russian population.

This article presents the results of the study of genetic relationship between the indigenous Russian and Ukrainian population of Belgorod Region according to the allele frequencies of 50 autosomal loci of 8 DNA markers. The analysis covered four districts of Belgorod Region: Prokhorovsky and Krasnensky areas (indigenous Russian); Graivoronsky and Krasnogvardeyskiy areas (indigenous Ukrainians). The cluster analysis and multidimensional scaling has revealed that the closest are Prokhorovsky and Krasnensky Districts represented by samples of Russian inhabitants. Krasnogvardeyskiy and Graivoronsky areas (indigenous Ukrainian population) are genetically quite distant from each other and from the two populations considered above with the Russian population.

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