Jomon-type vs. Yayoi-type Population Ratio in Various Districts of Japan, Recording Formation Processes of Japanese

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  • Sumi Hitoshi
    東京大学大学院理学系研究科生物科学専攻人類学教室:筑波大学
  • Uzumaki Tatsuya
    名古屋大学大学院理学研究科物質理学専攻物理学教室
  • Itoh Shigeru
    名古屋大学大学院理学研究科物質理学専攻物理学教室
  • Ishiura Masahiro
    名古屋大学遺伝子実験施設
  • Harihara Shinji
    東京大学大学院理学系研究科生物科学専攻人類学教室

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  • 日本各地の縄文系対弥生系人口比率と日本人成立過程(交流)
  • 交流 日本各地の縄文系対弥生系人口比率と日本人成立過程
  • コウリュウ ニホン カクチ ノ ジョウモンケイ タイ ヤヨイケイ ジンコウ ヒリツ ト ニホンジン セイリツ カテイ

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Considering to do something for his mother region after retiring in spring of 2006, Sumi moved there and started a study of investigating the root of the people there by DNA analysis, turning over from theoretical physics of his specialty. By connection that he studied photosynthesis for the last ten years in his university times, he could get a cooperation with Uzumaki, Itoh and Ishiura who specialize in biology. Reaction reverse to photosynthesis is respiration, and mitochondrion, one of intracellular organelles, in which respiration is taken place, has its own DNA. Sumi has paid attention also to the fact that its analysis has brought about fundamental rewriting about the root of the moderns in these 15 years. By this connection, he could be taught DNA analysis from Harihara. The present study has developed to determination of Jomon-type vs. Yayoi-type population ratio in various districts of Japan, which turned out to have recorded processes of formation of Japanese since ancient times.

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  • Butsuri

    Butsuri 64 (12), 901-909, 2009-12-05

    The Physical Society of Japan

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