Haplogroup B2 8 November 2014, 12:39 PM Can someone please explain to me in simple terms what is the difference between Haplgroup B2, on the Phylogeny Tree of complete mtDNA there are a few branches for B2, what is the difference,I know there are many B2 people on Family Tree DNA but I only have 2 matches under my Coding section.

2023年12月12日 · PF7562 seems to be uniquely tied to the Mycenaeans, Indo-European Greek invaders of mainland Greece and the Aegean archipelago. Of course, L23 is represented by its offspring, L51 and Z2103. The former is very well represented in Corded Ware and its offshoot, Bell Beaker. Z2103 thus far is the dominant Y-DNA haplogroup in Yamnaya.

Our findings provide evidence of a reduced risk of AD for individuals with mtDNA haplotypes H6A1A and H6A1B. These findings are the results of the largest study to date with complete mtDNA genome sequence data, yet the functional significance of the associated haplotypes remains unknown and replicat

2009年4月21日 · When it comes to all of the people who have turned out to be haplogroup J2 this example is probably the most famous one. The only other famous haplogroup J2 person I know of so far is Matt Lauer. The Ottoman Sultans certainly did command a pretty large and powerful Empire. On the whole they were good military commanders and tacticians as well.

2004年11月4日 · I have my mtDNA test results from FTDNA. They show HVR1 haplogroup K, HVR1 mutations 16224C, 16331C and 16519C. Below this little table is shown the printout for HVR1 reference sequence and for HVR2 reference sequence. What concerns me now is--What evidence do I have that I was in fact tested for HVR2 mutations (and presumably none were …

Whether J is the only haplogroup of the origional mtDNA of the Jewish people is Very disputable, 12 tribes, each with a few wives could make for a Very intreasting mtDNA make up, don't you think? It is safe to assume, if you grew up in an Orthodox Jewish community, had a Shomrei Shabbath home, that your ancestors also followed halacha and ...

2015年8月24日 · Go to the Haplogroup Tree Mutation Mapper and enter the long label in the query box. link removed In your case, there are four "phylogenetically equivalent" SNPs. FTDNA would use just one of these. variant call anc der rs13304168 (L52) C T rs9785659 (P311) A G rs9786076 (L11) T C rs9786283 (P310) A C

Haplogroup H details the Gravettian culture who entered Europe around 28,000 YBP. Haplogroup H1 is found in high frequency in Western Europe, Basques (Spain) and North Africa. The highest being 61% of the North African Taureg/Berber tribe. There is a website blog where a lady discuss' the possible origins of 'H1e'.

The OP should realize that while James Lick's tool agrees with the haplogroup assignment he was given by 23andMe, he had incomplete data to use in the tool's analysis. A full sequence of his mtDNA might reveal mutations that define a more downstream subclade or are new mutations, private to his maternal line.

If not, matching haplogroup origin information is used. We will also move to shorthand haplogroup designations exclusively. Since we’re committing to at least one iteration of the tree per year, using longhand that could change with each update would be too confusing. For example, Haplogroup O used to have three branches: O1, O2, and O3.