Proteomics and Genomics as Identification Procedures in Human Anthropology

Context: Since most scientists tend to investigate live biological samples, there is inadequate data on efficient molecular techniques for the anthropological sciences. In this short review, multiple methods were mentioned and compared provide a brief insight into application of genomics proteomics post-mortal specimen. Evidence Acquisition: Through use proper keywords, PubMed Elsevier databases selected acquiring relevant articles. Results: During cell death, DNA proteins degenerate, hence, it difficult perform assessments efficiently. Fortunately, with aid novel techniques, including uracil-N-glycosylase (UNG) N-phenacylthiazolium bromide (PTB), we could partly recover damaged DNA, by applying PTB-DTT Qiagen kit, analyze remaining high efficiency. Nevertheless, are countless gene sites studies, hypervariable region I (HVRI) D-loop in mitochondrial (mtDNA) Y chromosome microsatellites (Y-STRs) two potential studies. Finally, utilize mineralization samples corpse study protein variation different phenotypes human beings. Conclusions: Genomics domains studies which can gather useful information about events occur over time. These give us Archeological Anthropological