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Melanesian blond hair is caused by an amino acid change in TYRP1. - Abstract - Europe PMC
The independent Blond Hair Gene Named TYRP1.
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The independent Blond Hair Gene Named TYRP1.
Blonde hair evolved independently in Solomon islands – Eideard
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Human TYRP1: Two functions for a single gene? - Gautron - 2021 - Pigment Cell & Melanoma Research - Wiley Online Library
Naturally blond hair in Solomon Islanders rooted in native gene, study finds | News Center | Stanford Medicine
PDF) Melanesian Blond Hair Is Caused by an Amino Acid Change in TYRP1
Melanesians – The Blonde Afros from Solomon Islands
