Mtdna haplotype H7

[candy]

I am extremely confused about my refined haplogroup results. I do not have a clear picture whatsoever of where mtdna haplotype h7 comes from . I know that haplotype H is Western Europe, but what about the 7 ? Is it French,English,Irish,Scottish...what?????..Please help. It was an extra amount of $ for the haplotype refinement, but what good is it if I don't know the meaning of it.

[A.Hunt]

Candy

Hang in there. This is fairly new technology breaking down the H mtDNA results. As more people go through getting result the more brighter the picture will be.

[candy]

Haplogroup H7

I contacted Mr. Greenspan. His reply was similar to yours. As more are tested, results will be clearer.....basically wait and see.So far there are 4 people with H7 haplotype with mutation 16519c in Hvr1.
One from germany,one from Ireland,one from England and one from Poland.
I suppose this gives a starting point, but I don't surmise the results will be much different. Who knows, like you both say..I'll have to wait and see.
Thanks for your reply.

Candy

[A.Hunt]

=) Some starting point that a huge area. I hope a lot more come into light soon to narrow it down. I fell into the H1* while this doesn't suprise me as my R1b is jsut as disappointing to find hard to pinpoint. It found on island, Germany, England, Scotland, Portagul(sp) and Ireland. =)

[candy]

Haplotype R1b and H1

I have read that R1b in ydna is roughly the same as H in mtdna. I have also read that H7 is a derivitive of H1, at least that is what I think I read.... What I find odd is that since getting the results back from the haplotype refinement, I have a couple of hundred people that are exact matches in Hrv1(haplotype H), and a couple of dozen exact matches hrv1 (haplotype H1) and 4 in hrv1(haplotype H7) and a couple exact matches in hrv1 (haplotype Hv).
What does this mean? It seems I have more people that I match in Haplotype H1.Why do I only match a few in sub clade H7, when that is what I have been designated to?Hmmm..I wish I understood

[admin]

H Subclades explained

Please refer to the following page for an explanation of several H Subclades.
http://www.ftdna.com/hclade2.html
There is also a link to this page from your personal mtDNA results area.
We will update that page with more subclades details as the scientific community publishes additional papers

[candy]

reference page to sub-clades

Thank you.I have read the explanation sheet about haplotype H subclades. It makes no mention of H7. Hopefully in the near future, there will be an explanation for my designated Haplotype of H7.I will look forward to it soon.

[ejosephites]

Get a clearer pic of H7

Candy, I was tested and I was also told my HVR1 haplogroup is H7. I have HVR1 differences at 16162G, 16209C and 16519C. But if I read the haplogroup description correctly, I think I'm a H1a Did you ever find out anything more concrete about your H7 status?

[lgmayka]

Here is an interesting graph of the subhaplogroups of mtDNA H:

http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/conten...209f03_4c.jpeg

This graph is in this article:

http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/co...ull/21/11/2012

[ejosephites]

H7 haplogroup

Igmayka, thanks for the graph...but now I'm not sure why I was mtDNA refined to H7 and not H1a. H1a has more of my HVR1 diff listed. Still

[genny]

The defining mutation for H7 is 4793G. FTDNA does not list this mutation on your result page. However, they should have tested for it to place you in H7.

[M.O'Connor]

Please refer to the following page for an explanation of several H Subclades.
http://www.ftdna.com/hclade2.html
There is also a link to this page from your personal mtDNA results area.
We will update that page with more subclades details as the scientific community publishes additional papers

I would like to see some 25 marker R1B sequences from the Urghur Region. Do you know of any?

[M.O'Connor]

sorry...just a little off topic....

I am a haplo H...honest!

[lelliott]

H7 with sub. mutation 16519c


I'm happy to see that there are others like me wondering what H7 is all about.
I too have the substitute mutation 16519c.

Being a 13th generation American, I'm pretty mixed as far as ancestry, and I can trace my maternal line six generations back to Eastern North Carolina via England, Ireland or Scotland most likely.


Lynn

[HapJ1]

H7

Let me add a little more confusion to the mix. I too am H7 with maternal ancestors from Italy.

My CRS differences are 16256T, 16272G and 16352C. I have no exact matches.