Use of the amplification refractory mutation system (ARMS) in the study of HbS in predynastic Egyptian remains

Abstract

Paleopathological studies provide important information about the diffusion of diseases and the living conditions in ancient populations. Investigations of hair, dental, skeletal and mummified tissues have contributed to an understanding of the evolutionary processes of these peoples. In particular, extensive research has been carried out on Egyptian mummies. Research on ancient remains was revolutionized by the techniques of molecular biology. [...]

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