However, if two participants share exactly the same map coordinates, they will also share a pushpin. Clicking on a pushpin marker will display the mtDNA branch (haplogroup) and ancestry information for the project member(s) associated with that marker. ...
Based on the modern phylogeny, Kura-Araxes people are thought to have belonged primarily to Y-DNA haplogroups J2a1 (the largest lineage), J1a2-Z1828, T1a-P77, G2a1 (L293, aka FGC7535 or Z6552), G2a2b1a (M406) and L1b. Other minor haplogroups may have been present too, including t...
Nowadays, some isolated regions which have retained a higher incidence of Neolithic ancestry, such Greece and Georgia, have particularly high percentages of Y-DNA G2a and mtDNA X2.Haplogroups X1 and X3 are found mostly in the Levant, North Africa and parts of south-western European, which ...
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Wikipedia's pages on Y haplogroups (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Y-chromosome_DNA_haplogroups) provide up-to-date information on specific Ylineages, and useful information on particularSNPscan be found in the wiki-based SNPedia (www.snpedia.com). Details of Y-STRs and useful links are in...
Therefore, high levels of common deletion should have a functional impact on the cell. However, each cell contains multiple mtDNA copy numbers which may be a mixture of damaged and undamaged mtDNA (heteroplasmic). As the damaged mtDNA continues to accumulate, a “critical threshold” is reached...
yDNA haplogroups clusters of non-recombinant DNA from the Y chromosome passed down the male lineyDNA haplogroups are used as genetic markers - in tracing the ancestry of male individuals to geographically distributed populations. Haplogroups are not known to be visible to selection; that is, ...
Its Upper Palaeolithic presence in Europe was initially recognized on the basis of modern-day population data7,9,10, and confirmed by aDNA studies, which revealed that various subclades of hg U encompassed the vast majority of European mitogenomes during the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic, and ...
Welcome to the new website, focusing on the Y-DNA Haplogroup DF27, a sub group of the large R1b Haplogroup. R1b (aka M343)… (formed 22,400 years ago) > M269 (aka R1b1a2)… (formed 15,200 years ago) >>P312 (formed 6,000 years ago) ...
(hg) U – a sub-branch of hg R – shows a wide distribution in both regions. Its Upper Palaeolithic presence in Europe was initially recognized on the basis of modern-day population data7,9,10, and confirmed by aDNA studies, which revealed that various subclades of hg U encompassed the...