DNA from Mycobacterium tuberculosis Complex Identified in North American, Pre-Columbian Human Skeletal Remains
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- Journal of Archaeological Science [ 0305-4403 ] ; 1998.
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Mycobacterium tuberculosiscomplex DNA has been detected in two ancient, North American human bone samples, dating from the Pre-Columbian period. Using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and DNA sequence analysis, diagnostic portions of the IS6110genomic element ofMycobacterium tuberculosishave been confirmed in a Canadian ossuary sample dating to the 15th centuryADas well as from a Middle Mississippian burial dating to the early 11th centuryad. Both specimens revealed lesions highly suggestive of tuberculosis. In the second case a soil sample, collected from the abdominal region of the burial, was assessed for possible soil contamination. These results add credence to the use of PCR as a tool in the investigation of infectious diseases in ancient human bone. They also provide additional evidence for the Pre-Columbian presence of tuberculosis in the New World.
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