And can it be applied to DeCodeMe's raw data?
I found this link: http://www.genebase.com/blog/?p=41
Which shows mutations to assign you to a particular group so I thought I'd check them against my raw data and am I right in saying that this table is suggesting that if you have a G at 1438 then you are H2?
The table says 1438 A>G H2 my raw data says 1438GG
But then I get confused because there is also 3010AA on the raw data and 3010 G>A H1 and also 4769 A>G H2a and on my raw data 4769 GG
which says to me I'm H1 and H2a!! I don't see how I can be? Is it as simple as that?!
Are these mutations exclusive to H subgroups or can other mitogroups share them?
I found this link: http://www.genebase.com/blog/?p=41
Which shows mutations to assign you to a particular group so I thought I'd check them against my raw data and am I right in saying that this table is suggesting that if you have a G at 1438 then you are H2?
The table says 1438 A>G H2 my raw data says 1438GG
But then I get confused because there is also 3010AA on the raw data and 3010 G>A H1 and also 4769 A>G H2a and on my raw data 4769 GG
which says to me I'm H1 and H2a!! I don't see how I can be? Is it as simple as that?!
Are these mutations exclusive to H subgroups or can other mitogroups share them?
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