Hello all, First let me say thanks to our admins for setting up what is already a succesful R1b1c9 project at FTDNA. Thanks. My question: Is there a...
... already a succesful R1b1c9 project at FTDNA. Thanks. ... sequences, along with any R1b1c9s who have tested at DeCodeMe that a SNP can be found that splits...
Ralph, I hate to hear that. Especially since you are so close to me. I was hoping that your results might provide us a "McMillan SNP" and that other results so...
One thing is that the deCODEme results for yDNA SNPs are not exhaustive. They test for the nucleotide at 859 locations on the y chromosome. I believe I've read...
Perhaps the full sequences of Watson and Ventner put us R1b1c9s a step ahead in the WOY? I hope so. -Robert ... From: Michael Maddi <mtmaddi@...> To:...
As of this moment, it looks like all but a few R1b-M269 (old R1b1c) guys will either be positive for the new rs34276300 / S116 SNP, or otherwise will be DYS...
I have discovered that the Wikipedia article on Haplogroup R1b is in the process of being edited (to contain the new nomenclature - R1b1b2...) There still...
Thanks. The revised link isn't in place yet. I hope they don't do so until the new nomenclature has been published, which could still be a while yet. I am...
I'd like to add my own thanks to the administrators for setting up the R1b1c9 project!! I'm very confident that lots of 'clarity' will come from focusing on...
What determines Frisian/non Frisian? Thanks. Danny Barksdale Kit 52078 ... From: carolvass1942 To: R1b1c_U106-S21@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, April 12,...
Danny: I'm not sure I know the complete answer. Here is what Ken Nordveldt told me about my brother's results [ysearch TRYKD], and a further comment by David...
I have read with interest all of the links created on the FT DNA U106 site.(Thanks so very much for posting them). As a layman, I had some difficulty wading...
Raymond, I noticed that R1b had a range of DYS458 values from 14 to 20. From a batch of 361 R1b's at Ysearch, the numbers from 4 to 20 were :- 14 3 15 9 16...
I realize that R1b had a range of DYS458 values from 14 to 20, so it is quite possible that my family does not fall into the DYS458.2 this paper was referring...
Ray, Unlike SMGF, FTDNA does not report partial YSTR repeats nor is YSearch configured to allow entry of such. You could well have a value of 19.2 at DY458...
I was able to search the SMGF database by inputting the 6 most stable alleles from the U106 FT DNA project (each one with 95% or more participants sharing the...
I have a?question to ask of some of the more knowledgeable folks on this list. Ever since my McMillans have tested positive for S21, we have sort of wondered...
Greetings, fellow R1b1c9ers, Just letting you know that I am looking to go for the "Walk on the Y" this summer if possible....I match a large collection of...
That's a good point about trimming excess previous postings when replying. That's what I've done below, as an example. I deleted Debra's first paragraph, about...
Dear All, I agree with Michael Maddi's comments on this topic. In the short term I think that the FTDNA Walk on Y project offers the best option for...
Dear All, I agree with Michael Maddi's comments on this topic. In the short term I think that the FTDNA Walk on Y project offers the best option for ...
I agree that it is very interesting that McMillan Group 1 is U106+. I suggest that one of the testers who is U106+ at FTDNA, get the advanced page test called...
Robert, By my reckoning, your most distinguishing marker is DYS438 = 11. U106 is strongly modal (~91%) at DYS438 = 12, and is one the slower markers in the...
FTDNA's Thomas Krahn's Walk on the Y (WOY) project is going to be expensive for participating testers. It might be a good idea if a selected few of us, with a...
Thanks David and Charles for your evaluations. You both mentioned several points that I had not picked up on. Many Thanks! We have had a member of group1 test...
Dear All I am new to this list - but can trace one line of my Picton ancestry back by paper documentation to pre-1300 in Wales/Pembrokeshire. They are...
Testing for S116 is unlikely to be helpful for anyone who is S21 positive. So far, no one who is S21 positive has been shown to be positive for S116. See...
Dear Tim, All Thanks for your helpful reply. Can you confirm for me what you consider to be "an unusual haplotype" for R1b1c9? If it helps I can send you an...
Charles, Further to your comments on DYS447= 24 and 25, I see that the 'S21+ null425 Project' members are largely DYS447=24. 45 of 54 = 83% at DYS447=24, and 9...
Yes. In Haplogroup I, SNP M284 is associated with the null 425 phenomenon, which actually mutates a thymine to a cytosine at one of the DYF371X markers, to...
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