We are using the methods of modern molecular genetics to investigate questions that anthropologists are interested in concerning the origin, relationships, history, structure and migration patterns of human populations. Depending on the question, we analyze variation in mitochondrial DNA, Y-chromosome DNA and/or autosomal DNA in either contemporary populations or ancient specimens.

CV Mark Stoneking

• Frederick Delfin: Genetic diversity in Philippine populations, the Peopling of the Philippines and the Asia-Pacific region [more]
• Irina Pugach: Demographic inference from patterns of recombination across the genome [more]
• Christoph Theunert: Implementation and investigation of model-based approaches to infer the demographic history of human populations. [more]
• Ana Duggan: Population Genetics of Near Oceania [more]
• Chiara Barbieri: Population relationships amongst Khoisan of Botswana [more]
• Shengyu Ni: Demographic history of human populations and recent adaptation [more]
• Alexander Hübner: The Landscape Genomics of the Human Saliva Microbiome [more]
• Albert Ko: Population history of Taiwan aborigines [more]
• Leonardo Arias Alvis: Molecular Anthropology with Native populations from the Colombian Amazonia [more]
• Manja Wachsmuth: Impact of tissue-related mtDNA heteroplasmies on mitochondrial function

Secretary:
Anett Pechstein
email: pechstn@[>>> Please remove the brackets! <<<]eva.mpg.de
phone: +49 (0) 341 3550-504

Laboratory manager:
Roland Schröder
email: roland_schroeder@[>>> Please remove the brackets! <<<]eva.mpg.de
phone: +49 (0) 341 3550-186