B. Mohan Reddy

TL;DR: The present study suggests that the vast majority (>98%) of the Indian maternal gene pool, consisting of Indio-European and Dravidian speakers, is genetically more or less uniform.

TL;DR: The results suggest that the Austro-Asiatic Khasi tribes of Northeast India represent a genetic continuity between the populations of South and Southeast Asia, thereby advocating that northeast India could have been a major corridor for the movement of populations from India to East/Southeast Asia.

TL;DR: The results indicate spatial instability of the impact of different cultural processes on the genetic variability, resulting in the lack of universality of the hypothesized pattern of greater Y-chromosome variation when compared to that of mtDNA among the patrilocal populations.

TL;DR: A comprehensive review of primarily molecular genetic studies done so far on PCOS is attempted, covering the studies focusing on the environmental factors and impact of ethnicity on the presentation of this syndrome.

TL;DR: This review looks into the various factors associated with RSA in the West and in the work done in this area in India and emphasizes on the need for an appropriately designed framework to study the various aspects of RSA.