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That sounds encouraging. Maybe in the future.... Right now I don't have the time to devote to it.
(I see we broke 800 postings)
C'mon...c'mon 147..
(I see we broke 800 postings)
C'mon...c'mon 147..
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I guess you must be busy on your place, what with summer upon us and all.Originally posted by M.O'ConnorThat sounds encouraging. Maybe in the future.... Right now I don't have the time to devote to it.
(I see we broke 800 postings)
C'mon...c'mon 147..
It seems you haven't been posting as much lately.
Hope you get your results soon (I've retired from predicting when they will come, though).Comment
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My MT results came in today from Batch 147...I guess i am H3
HVR1 Haplogroup ...... H3
HVR1 differences from CRS
16145A
16519C
HVR2 differences from CRS
152C
263G
309.1C
309.2C
315.1C
Stevo..I've been doing more sleeping that before, now that i am retired.
C'mon 147...where's da Y-stuff
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Glad to see you got some results.Originally posted by M.O'ConnorMy MT results came in today from Batch 147...I guess i am H3
HVR1 Haplogroup ...... H3
HVR1 differences from CRS
16145A
16519C
HVR2 differences from CRS
152C
263G
309.1C
309.2C
315.1C
Stevo..I've been doing more sleeping that before, now that i am retired.
C'mon 147...where's da Y-stuff
I can't talk about them much because I don't know mtDNA very well and haven't gotten into it yet.
What do you know about H3?Comment
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Since over 1/3 of the 37-67 upgrades from batch 146 have already been released, has anyone seen any for batch 147 yet?Comment
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My Batch 147 results.
I got my SNP results. Now I am... *POOF*... R1B1C
M173+, M207+, M269+, M343+, P25+
M126-, M153-, M18-, M222-, M65-, M73- SRY2627-
Comments are welcome.Comment
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That is the same as FTDNA has "predicted" my brother is, but haven't a clue what that exactly means yet!Originally posted by M.O'Connor
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You got your results at last, good for youOriginally posted by M.O'Connor
Did you test for P66 too?Comment
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HALLELUJAH!!!Originally posted by M.O'Connor
You finally got your results!
Well, they flunked you out of the Q Squad, despite your relatively high score there.
But you passed as an R1b1c (or R1b1c*?) with flying colors.
Congratulations!
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*Poof* You Are Now R1b1c
The Y-DNA DYS Values section of my personal page has been updated to read R1b1c rather than the old R1b1.
My guess is that my closest matches have been confirmed by SNP testing as R1b1c, and that means I can safely be placed in that category pending the results of my own SNP test.
Hey, it's raining hard here right now. It's been doing that off and on since yesterday.
We need the rain, so I'm glad.
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Batch 147 Deep SNP.....?
We've been waiting and waiting for the DeepSNP to come back for my brother. First time out they said the tests were not diffinitive. This time out it seems like the results have been "cooking" for the twice the time as the first run.
Will we be notified in the even that the second or even third try are not successful? I understand that after the third try they will send out two new vials for new scraping. Is that correct? How long till I find out if that is the case?
Thanks for advice.Comment
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Some of the Deep SNP results from Batch 147 have just started coming in. Maybe you will get your brother's results any day now.Originally posted by radio1
I would send FTDNA an email or call them if I were you.
What is your brother's haplogroup prediction?Comment
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I'm still waiting for my upgrade. 38-67 from batch 147
I'm now R1B1C. Will they go deeper? Is R1B1C too broad of a haplo-type?
I guess time will tell.Comment
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They'll Narrow Down It A Bit More Before They're Done
There are a couple of SNPs they have not reported to you yet, I believe. I don't think you have any word on M37, M160, and P66 yet, do you?Originally posted by M.O'Connor
If it turns out you are negative on those, your status will change from R1b1c to R1b1c*.
That will mean, if I understand it correctly, that you are negative for R1b1c1-8. You may be R1b1c9 or R1b1c10, or some subclade even further downstream, with a defining SNP that has not been discovered yet.
Unfortunately, FTDNA is not yet testing for R1b1c9 and R1b1c10.
My guess is that I am either R1b1c9 or 10, so I too will probably end up as an R1b1c*.
More specificity will have to wait until FTDNA starts testing for more downstream R1b SNPs. I think that is right around the corner.
Here is a bit of the ISOGG R Tree.
I bolded the SNPs I think have not been reported to you yet and colored red those for which FTDNA is not yet testing.Originally posted by http://www.isogg.org/tree/ISOGG_HapgrpR.htmlComment
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My mtdna results came in, and is no longer listed in my "Pending Results"
But my deep snp is still listed under Pending Results.
Is there more snp results to come??Comment
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