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Latest papers
Global and local ancestry estimation in a captive baboon colony.
PloS one · 2024
Characterizing the threat to the blood supply associated with nonoccupational exposure to emerging simian retroviruses.
Transfusion · 2008 · first author
Latest funding
- $87,146
A study of the biological affiliations of the prehistoric Sopris and Apishapa phase cultures of the American Southwest
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $17,500
Comparison of urban and rural Childhood Immunization coverage rates in Ontario and identification of potential barriers to access.
CIHR · 2009 · Supervisor
- $53,307
A bioarchaeological study of migration, gene flow, and social organization in the American Southwest
SSHRC · 2006 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Global and local ancestry estimation in a captive baboon colony.
Kendall C, Robinson J, Debortoli G, Nooranikhojasteh A, Christian D, Newman D, Sayers K, Cole S, Parra E, Schillaci M, Viola B
Characterizing the threat to the blood supply associated with nonoccupational exposure to emerging simian retroviruses.
Schillaci M, Jones-Engel L, Engel G, Fuentes A
A study of the biological affiliations of the prehistoric Sopris and Apishapa phase cultures of the American Southwest
Principal investigators: Schillaci, Michael A.
Keywords: bioarchaeology; biological anthropology; archaeology; American Southwest
Comparison of urban and rural Childhood Immunization coverage rates in Ontario and identification of potential barriers to access.
Principal investigators: Romain, Sandra J
Keywords: Barriers To Access; Coverage; Immunization; Infectious Disease; Prevention; Primary Health Care; Public Health; Surveillance
A bioarchaeological study of migration, gene flow, and social organization in the American Southwest
Principal investigators: Schillaci, Michael A.
Keywords: biological variation; quantitative genetics; migration; gene flow; social organization; postmarital residence; cultural diffusion; American southwest
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