REFERENCES (ACADEMIC RESEARCH& STUDIES USED IN THIS PROJECT AND DOCUMENTS:

Ø  ReconstructingROMANY history from genome-wide data (Harvard Medical School, Departmentof Genetics).

Ø  DivergentPatrilineal Signals in Three ROMANY Populations(Department of Molecular and Human Genetics, College of Medicine, Florida).

Ø  Origins andDivergence of the ROMANY (1Centre for Human Genetics, Edith Cowan University, and WesternAustralian Institute for Medical Research).

Ø  Phylogeny ofMitochondrial DNA Macrohaplogroup N in INDIA, Based onComplete Sequencing: Implications for the Peopling of SOUTH ASIA (Yunnan / INDIA University).

Ø  Distributionof Mitochondrial DNA Macrohaplogroup N in INDIA with SpecialReference to Haplogroup R and its Sub-Haplogroup U (Biological AnthropologyUnit, INDIA).

Ø  Finnish ROMANY (VUORELA& BORIN).

Ø  GeneticStructure of the Paternal Lineage of the ROMANY People(Australia, Slovakia, Hungary institutes).

Ø  MitochondrialHaplogroup U3b (Richard Edmunds).

Ø  INDIAN Signaturesin the Westernmost Edge of the European ROMANY Diaspora:New Insight from Mitogenomes (Unidade de Xenetica, Spain etc).

Ø  MitochondrialDNA Variability in Slovaks, with Application to the ROMANY Origin(Russia, Slovakia and Czech Institutes).

Ø  MitochondrialDNA Diversity in the Polish ROMANY (Russia,Polonia academis).

Ø  MutationHistory of the Roma/Gypsies (Australia Labs etc).

Ø  Paternalgenetic history of the Vlax ROMANY (Zalan,Beres, Pamjav, Hungary Istit).

Ø  UpdatingPhylogeny of Mitochondrial DNA Macrohaplogroup M in INDIA: Dispersalof Modern Human in SOUTH ASIAN Corridor (INDIA Univ).

Ø  Refining the SOUTH ASIAN Origin ofthe ROMANY people (BMC genetics).

Ø  The Role ofthe Vlax ROMANY in Shaping the European ROMANY MaternalGenetic History (Croatia Institutes).

Ø  Y-Haplogroupfrequencies in the Slovak ROMANY population(various authors).