Antonio Torroni

This study examines the genomic makeup of modern Italian Alpine valleys, showing they retain ancient Neolithic ancestry and show microgeographic genetic subclusters shaped by isolation and drift.

The paper analyzes DNA and metagenomic data from the 1978 Shroud of Turin samples, revealing human mtDNA lineages, microbial communities, and contaminants, while radiocarbon dating indicates repair events in the 16th and 17th centuries.

The paper presents a pangenome for the barn swallow and identifies genes under selection linked to synanthropy and domestication traits.

The paper analyzes genome-wide SNP data from Southern Italy and neighboring regions to assess historical contacts and genetic affinities across the Adriatic Sea.

The paper models ancestry in Arabians and Iranians, finding strong west-east population structure and evidence linking east Arabians to basal Eurasians.

The paper analyzes genomic data from Indigenous groups in Panama to reveal pre-Hispanic demographic changes and the genetic structure of the Isthmo-Colombian area.

This study analyzes the genetic impact of European colonization on the Americas using genome-wide data from 12,000 individuals, revealing complex contributions from European, African, and other sources.

The paper analyzes the genetic structure of modern-day Italians to reveal ancient and archaic ancestries shaping Southern European populations and Neanderthal DNA distribution.