2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.fsigss.2007.10.062
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The OCA2 gene as a marker for eye colour prediction

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“…OCA2 is a transporter for tyrosine, an essential substrate in the production of melanin, determining the pigmentation phenotype. Branicki et al [16] genotyped 390 Polish for 11 SNPs in the OCA2 gene, by multiplex PCR followed by SNaP shot. Based on conventional statistics and an evolutionary method known as "tree scanning", it was found that exonic position rs1800407 (Arg419Gln) is most significantly associated with iris colour.…”
Section: Eye Colourmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…OCA2 is a transporter for tyrosine, an essential substrate in the production of melanin, determining the pigmentation phenotype. Branicki et al [16] genotyped 390 Polish for 11 SNPs in the OCA2 gene, by multiplex PCR followed by SNaP shot. Based on conventional statistics and an evolutionary method known as "tree scanning", it was found that exonic position rs1800407 (Arg419Gln) is most significantly associated with iris colour.…”
Section: Eye Colourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The assumption of five genetic clusters (K = 5) allowed the distinction of North Africans and South Asians, but here the use of the whole panel of 32 SNPs is recommended to avoid false assignment. 16 SNPs were selected by Daniel et al [27] to distinguish the major populations residing in present day Australia. They recorded geographical ancestry over three generations as well as eye and hair colour information for 242 Australians, comprising 51 East Asians, 33 Sub-Continental Asians, 25 Middle-Easterns, 79 Europeans, 20 North Africans and 34 Sub-Sahara Africans.…”
Section: Resolution Of Snpsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A pesar de la fuerte regulación dada por HERC2 (el SNP rs1800407 actúa sólo como un modificador de penetrancia del rs12913832 en la determinación del color del iris) se sugiere que este SNP aportaría de forma independiente a este fenotipo (Sturm et al, 2008;Branicki et al, 2008). El alelo G se encontró asociado con mayores probabilidades de presentar ojos de color azul (Rebbek et al, 2002;Branicki et al, 2008). Sin embargo, el trabajo de Liu et al (2010) demuestra que el alelo A se relaciona con el color azul.…”
Section: Oca2 (Oculocutaneous Albinism 2)unclassified
“…Algo similar a lo que ocurre con el SNP rs4778232 sucede con rs1900758: se encontró asociado al color con su alelo A (grupo de azul e intermedios), no siendo uno de los SNPs más relacionados con el color según bibliografía (Frudakis et al, 2003;Branicki et al, 2008;Jaworek et al, 2012).…”
Section: Asociación Entre Predicción Y Ancestríaunclassified