Ancient DNA Genomics and Biological Anthropology at the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology @univienna
Vienna, Austria
Joined November 2019
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Pinhasi Lab retweeted
New preprint from @PinhasiL V. Oberreiter et al. Do you work with sedaDNA and you don't have ilimited ressources? This is for you! 🙂🧪🏞biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Did you always think that aDNA methylation detection was necessarily meaning big money? well... not really, and it can be also better! Fantastic work led by Susanna Sawyer! 😍😀
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Pinhasi Lab retweeted
I'm really excited to finally share the first data coming out of a side-experiment started in 2015.
After many trials and errors, we finally published an initial set of foundations for the use of density separation for increased ancient DNA yields!
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The latest preprint from @PinhasiL in Vienna is cool research on Pleistocene animal bone tools.
"A minimally-invasive method for ancient DNA sampling of Prehistoric bone and antler tools and hunting weapons"
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New Publication by #HEASVienna Deputy Head Ron Pinhasi @PinhasiL and HEAS members Olivia Cheronet and @daniMfernandes on 'The diverse genetic origins of a Classical period Greek army'
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#HEASVienna Deputy Head Ron Pinhasi @PinhasiL has been nominated for the @DiePressecom Austrian of the Year Award for his work with ancient DNA which ‘shines a light on the prehistory of many regions of the world’. To vote for Ron please see below:
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Pinhasi Lab retweeted
The Southern Arc papers are now published in @ScienceMagazine
The study was originally conceived as the joint genetic history of the neighboring regions of West Asia and Southeastern Europe but there were just too many interesting findings to fit in one paper, so we have three!
ALT Science cover showing diverse figures from the art of the Southern Arc crossing a bridge of DNA. Art by Oliver Uberti.
Pinhasi Lab retweeted
Check out owr new work on the genetic history of Ukraine. We show multiple populatiin replacements during the Bronze Age.
Very excited to see this published today! Genomes from Verteba cave suggest diversity within the Trypillians in Ukraine out in @SciReports Thanks to @peregx9 @daniMfernandes @hiroki_oota @PinhasiL for helping to make it happen.
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
We are happy to be part of this new publication from the @hidden_foods project pnas.org/content/118/32/e210…
Read about Pleistocene mammalian genomes recovered from sediment in this new publication led by @peregx9 authors.elsevier.com/c/1dOdi…
Pinhasi Lab retweeted
aDNA folks, our new preprint is live! A relatedness estimation package for 1st and 2nd degrees that requires as little as 0.026x average coverage per pair, or ~1.6M aligned reads. When re-analysing published data, we found a case where it worked even with as little as 0.005x. 1/5
TKGWV2: An ancient DNA relatedness pipeline for ultra-low coverage whole genome shotgun data biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Read our latest work characterising the morphological variation of human sagittal sutures anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wi…
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In our new preprint, led impressively by @AnthroSteph, we integrated osteological + ancient DNA data from the _same_ prehistoric individuals to study the trajectory of human stature variation as a proxy for health across a transition to agriculture: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… 1/10
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Check out our new study published at @SciReports. This was part of @MSCActions #ANCIENT_TEETH project and #MartíFranquésURVResearchGrant
Do you want to know about the dietary evolution of the Holocene populations from the Great Hungarian Plain? Check out our new paper in @ScientificReports in collaboration with @iphes @universitatURV @cofundURV @ucddublin Photo credit: @rebecatirititi
Shedding some light on who was massacred in Potočani (Croatia) 6,200 years ago journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
Read the National Geographic coverage of the recent work by @daniMfernandes and @KendraSirak on the genetics of the Caribbean in English nationalgeographic.com/histo… and German nationalgeographic.de/geschi…
Learn more about the genomic origins of East Asian populations through this paper we were happy to be part of. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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I'm excited to announce that our manuscript describing a minimally destructive approach for sampling aDNA from ancient teeth is now published in @GenomeResearch, complete with new, more detailed pictures of teeth processed using this approach. 1/4 genome.org/cgi/doi/10.1101/g…
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Happy to share our preprint on aDNA from 25.000 YBP soil from Satsurblia Cave A) We prove the capacity of retrieving substantial genomic DNA from Pleistocene soil B) we provide some data of the evolutionary history of: humans, wolves and bison in Europe
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We’re excited to share the new paper led by @daniMfernandes and @KendraSirak investigating the ancient populations of the Caribbean. Watch its summary here. youtube.com/watch?v=Cu57tmjC…