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2022-10 - Mapping African genetic diversity for better health

2022-10 - Mapping African genetic diversity for better health
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2022-09 - National Research Foundation accolades for Wits scientists

2022-09 - National Research Foundation accolades for Wits scientists
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2022-02 - Why and how Africans need to participate in genetic studies

2022-02 - Why and how Africans need to participate in genetic studies
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Study challenges the assumption that all South African Bantu speakers are a single genetic entity

Study challenges the assumption that all South African Bantu speakers are a single genetic entity
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South africaKwazulu natalSouth africansDhriti senguptaShaun aronScott hazelhurstGavin whitelawAnanyo choudhuryEmily hendersonWest central africaFaculty of health sciences at wits universityNature communicationsSydney brenner institute for molecular bioscienceWits university michUniversity of limpopoUniversity of the witwatersrand

How the language you speak aligns to your genetic origins and may impact research on your health

E-Mail Almost 80% of South Africans speak one of the SEB family languages as their first language. Their origins can be traced to farmers of West-Central Africa whose descendants over the past two millennia spread south of the equator and finally into Southern Africa. Since then, varying degrees of sedentism [the practice of living in one place for a long time], population movements and interaction with Khoe and San communities, as well as people speaking other SEB languages, ultimately generated what are today distinct Southern African languages such as isiZulu, isiXhosa and Sesotho. Despite these linguistic differences, these groups are treated mostly as a single group in genetic studies.

South africaKwazulu natalSouth africansDhriti senguptaShaun aronScott hazelhurstGavin whitelawAnanyo choudhuryWest central africaFaculty of health sciences at wits universityNature communicationsSydney brenner institute for molecular bioscienceWits university michUniversity of limpopoUniversity of the witwatersrandSouthern african