Springer - Genomic Diversity in People of India Book

Explore the genetic landscape of the Indian subcontinent with this comprehensive scientific volume from Springer. Based on the National Project "DNA Polymorphism of Contemporary Indian Population" by the Anthropological Survey of India, this work covers research conducted between 2000 and 2018. This book brings together the findings of 49 scientific personnel to examine mtDNA and Y-Chromosome polymorphism. By studying genomic diversity, researchers can better understand genetic constitution at both individual and population levels. The data provided helps explain susceptibility to diseases, predisposition to health conditions, and the factors behind personalized medicine and longevity. Beyond medical applications, the text provides insights into prehistoric demographic events. Readers will find detailed information regarding population bottlenecks, expansion, admixture, and natural selection. This resource is an essential tool for those studying how genetic variation shapes history and modern health outcomes in India.