Place, priestly status and purity: The impact of genetic research on an indian jewish community

Developing World Bioethics 3 (2):178–185 (2003)
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ABSTRACTThe Bene Israel is a Jewish community in western India whose origins are unknown from conventional sources. This paper discusses a genetic ancestry study that mapped Bene Israel geneaologies and the impact of the study on the Bene Israel

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