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. 2017 Oct 3;7:12630. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-12813-6

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Analysis carried out on autosomal SNPs. (A) MDS of population samples from the Indochinese Peninsula and neighboring samples. Both plots were built using the same sample sets, but the one to the right aims at highlighting the center of each population sample points in order to easy interpretation (B) Admixture analysis including reference samples from Europe (CEU) and Africa (YRI). (C) Analysis of f3-statistics of Vietnamese (KHV) versus different neighboring population samples. (D) D-statistics of Vietnamese built as follows D(CHS, KHV; Y, OUTGROUP) and D(Y, KHV; CHS OUTGROUP). (E) Estimates of admixture between Chinese and Malay, using the samples CHS and Malay as subrogates of those that contributed to the present genomic architecture of present-day Vietnamese. Estimates were statistically significant according to the ad hoc z test from ALDER.