Marc Haber

The paper presents whole-genome sequences from 16 Himalayan populations to study population structure, adaptation, and genetic history, revealing early population divergence, shared adaptive haplotypes, and recent gene flow.

This study analyzes ancient genomes from Bahrain to reveal population history and malaria adaptation, identifying the G6PD Mediterranean mutation's rise in frequency around 5-6 kya.

This study analyzes 137 Middle Eastern genomes to reveal population history, ancestry, and selection patterns, showing no out-of-Africa expansions but elevated Basal Eurasian ancestry in Arabians.

This study uses whole-genome sequences and genotypes from Yemenis to explore their genetic diversity and its relation to the Near East, finding limited geographic structure and widespread African admixture.

This study analyzes ancient and modern genomes from the Levant to trace genetic continuity and admixture over five millennia, finding Canaanite-related ancestry and later Eurasian influences.

This study analyzes genome-wide variation in Armenians to show their origin from Bronze Age mixing of multiple populations and their genetic affinity to Neolithic Europeans.