ArticleBiology2026
Initial Genome-Wide Characterization of Turkmen Individuals from the Dashoguz Region, Turkmenistan.
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Abstract
Turkmen populations remain underrepresented in genome-wide reference datasets, limiting comparative analyses of genetic diversity in Central Asia. This study provides an initial regional genome-wide characterization of self-identified Turkmen students who were studying in Kazakhstan at the time of sample collection and who reported the Dashoguz Region, Turkmenistan, as their place of birth in the questionnaire. Approximately 650,000 markers were genotyped in 25 participants, of whom 23 unrelated individuals were retained after genotype quality control and relatedness filtering. Population structure was evaluated with 600 present-day Eurasian reference individuals using principal component analysis, ADMIXTURE v1.3.0, and pairwise Weir-Cockerham
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