H11
Newsletter
Table
of Contents
1.
FT DNA Project
2.
Project Statistics
3.
Phylotree
4.
Changes in how a project administrator
can view your results
1.
FT DNA Project:
There are now 303 members in our H11 project. Full
sequence results are completed on 264 members of the group. Interestingly 212
members of this group have also done Family Finder. Unfortunately it is not
possible to visually look at the Family Finder results as that would compromise
the privacy of individuals. However, you can look at your matches in Family
Finder.
2.
Project Statistics (yDNA statistics
removed):
Combined GEDCOMs Uploaded
|
47
|
DISTINCT mtDNA Haplogroups
|
16
|
Family Finder
|
212
|
Genographic 2.0 Transfers
|
19
|
Maternal Ancestor Information
|
259
|
mtDNA
|
275
|
mtDNA Full Sequence
|
264
|
mtDNA Plus
|
272
|
mtDNA Subgroups
|
22
|
Total Members
|
303
|
Unreturned Kits
|
11
|
3.
The latest release of the phylotree used
by FT DNA was dated 18 Feb 2016:
H11 breakdown in the PhyloTree mt:
Within the study group we have members in every
sub-haplogroup except H11a5 (and it can be seen in the chart above that the
mutation C15040T marks this subgrouping).
*van Oven M, Kayser M. 2009. Updated
comprehensive phylogenetic tree of global human mitochondrial DNA variation. Hum
Mutat 30(2):E386-E394. http://www.phylotree.org.
4.
Changes in how a project administrator
can view your results
FT
DNA has upgraded their access to accounts so that the default is Group Access
only. If you wish to have your results included in the project then you must
grant Limited Access to the Administrator. In the next newsletter I would like
to again publish a list of the subclades with reference to the number of
members in each of the subclades. I have in some cases further subdivided a
subclade on the basis of results.
Any submissions to this newsletter can be submitted
to Elizabeth Kipp (kippeeb@rogers.com).
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