Every clan, male and female, has subclans, often known as subclades for Y DNA or subgroups for mitochondrial DNA. To see the various subgroups of I, click on the tab and voila, there they are, the subgroups of haplogroup I. Yours is the lowest one on the tree that is green, in ...
What does autosomal DNA mean? What is a test cross in genetics? How accurate is autosomal DNA for determining haplogroups? Can hair be used for autosomal DNA testing? What chromosomes are in autosomal cells? What autosomal gene is MYO7A?
DNA. This study shows a very high amount of commonalities in haplogroups among people groups of surprising geographic distance. This field, although still advancing from its early stages, indicates a common ancestor for all human beings (Mitochondrial Eve) from whom all mitochondrial DNA is derived...
The Y-DNA of the Kalash people leads the pack of haplogroup D bearers – closest to the Yi peoples. The term Yi (Nuoso in one of their languages, Lolo in Vietnam and Thailand) is a catchall term from Chinese ethnography to refer to an array of Tibeto-Burman-speaking peopl...
Kong Q-P, Yao Y-G, Sun C, Zhu C-L, Zhong L, Wang C-Y, Cai W-W, Xu X-M, Xu A-L, Zhang Y-P (2004) Phylogeographic analysis of mitochondrial DNA haplogroup F2 in China reveals T12338C in the initiation codon of the ND5 gene not to be pathogenic. J Hum Genet 49:414–423...
What is the difference between a biological community and population? What is genetic inheritance? What is the difference between genetic drift and mutation? How do autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive pedigrees differ? Can autosomal DNA testing determine a person's haplogroup?
Paternal haplogroups (from my freezer-burned, shrivelled little Y chromosome) are fun, too! Especially R1a1a; it’s the hip haplogroup to hang with: We R1a1a’s enjoy the rich flavour of a Megaloceros giganteus. All that slaughtering of megafauna and perusing phylogenies was tiring. How...
So, as with being “African”, to be “European” is not a simple thing, genetically speaking. Here are just a few examples. Haplotype I For instance, Tim’s maternal ancestor haplogroup, I, was known to migrate into southwestern Asia as well as into northern Europe (some speculate that ...
Both of these haplogroups were further divided into 2 sub-haplogroups, the distribution of which is presented in Figure 1C. While haplogroups N and S were never found in syntopy, the respect- ive sub-haplogroups (NI-NII and SI-SII) showed overlapping distri- butions mostly limited to ...
Individuals are grouped by mitochondrial haplotype (mt-DNA) represented by capital letters (A-I). Within each haplogroup, individuals are further grouped in genetically differentiated cluster (KHn) identified by analysing 9 microsatellite loci with DAPC. The number of animals (N) per KHn is also ...