Název: Metody genetického určení pohlaví u kosterního materiálu
Variantní název:
- Methods of genetic sex determination of skeletal material
- Methoden der genetischen Geschlechtsbestimmung bei Knochenmaterial
Zdrojový dokument: Moravskoslezská škola doktorských studií. Seminář 1. Měřínský, Zdeněk (editor); Klápště, Jan (editor); Magar, Bernd (překladatel); Charvátová, Irma (překladatel); Long, Tony (překladatel). 1. vyd. Brno: Masarykova univerzita, 2008, pp. 208-211
Rozsah
208-211
Trvalý odkaz (handle): https://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/127702
Typ
Článek
Jazyk
česky
Summary language
Přístupová práva
otevřený přístup
Licence: Neurčená licence
Popis
Stanovení pohlaví jedince jako základní antropologická charakteristika je důležitou a mnohdy nezbytnou informací pro navazující antropologické a další studie. Ovšem spolehlivost a možnost této determinace je ovlivněna, případně limitována řadou faktorů. Jednoznačnou odpověď ve sporných, neurčitelných ale i standardních případech může poskytnou genetická analýza pohlavně specifických sekvencí.
The determination of sex as a basic anthropological characteristic is an essential piece of knowledge, often highly relevant to subsequent anthropological and other studies. Both reliability and scope of the determination are, however, affected or limited by a number of factors. In debatable, unidentifiable, or even standard cases, a clear answer may be provided by the genetic analysis of specific sequences in the particular sex.
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