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Thank you for taking the time to contact them and clarify the situation. [emoji846]


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The FAQ’s detail there significance as follows:

‘Blue dots link to a clearly defined set of ancient peoples. Red dots refer to ancient samples where identity is difficult to determine based on...

I’ve just received this email from My True Ancestry:

Exciting news! We have a new feature ready.
As a valued premium member, you now have access to maps focusing on Central Asia.
This feature...

Thanks Angela - that's most helpful. :)

Following on from my first post:

Mum (23 and Me v5):

10918


Celt + Longobard (2.213)
Celt + Saxon (3.445)
Celt (3.964)

I like this site a lot and particularly like the archaeological links the maps give.


The site is pretty consistent (with a couple of notable exceptions) in the results it gives for differing...

UPDATE: I've just received clarification from YSEQ that my sample does, in fact, actually have 11 repeats like the hg38 reference sequence, hence it would appear that my updated results now show me...

Quick question guys.

I've tested as being R-BY20474 positive via FGC Elite 2.1 and also at YSEQ. I've also tested as being positive for BY20464 (FGC72622) at FGC.

FTDNA has this SNP listed in...

I've ended up testing positive for R1b-BY20474 at YSEQ.

FTDNA have this SNP listed as P312>ZZ37>BY20474 on their haplotree.


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It looks like GEDmatch will accept vcf files after all, via their new Genesis beta. I've just been able to upload my raw data there without problem.

Whilst there are no admixture tools available...

Living DNA Raw Data files are now available to download from their site.

I downloaded mine earlier and must admit to being somewhat disappointed with it.

The Y-SNP data appears to only show...

I've uploaded my FTDNA autosomal results to My Heritage in both zipped and unzipped formats and there are some minor differences between them.

Does anyone have any ideas as to why the results...

It's great to hear that my thoughts are on the right track. :smile:

Thanks mate. :smile:

I've just noticed that YSEQ also have tests for FGC37100, FGC37112 and FGC37082 (all of which are equivalent to A8051 on the tree).

Again, I assume that any one of these tests (along with either...

Living DNA have provided me with the following Y-DNA results: L151+ (U106-, P312-, & S1200-).


This leaves the potential option of the A8051 line being a route to help determine my terminal SNP. ...

I've only had experience of Living DNA's customer services and can only describe them as nothing short of excellent. They responded to an email I sent regarding which SNP's they had tested, within 6...

I've done a single test with LivingDNA and the results were:

Y-DNA: L151+ (U106-, P312-, & S1200-)
mtDNA: V15a

My autosomal results were:

Europe 100%
Great Britain and Ireland 90.6%
East...

Varangian Vikings were my first thought as well.

These articles may be of some help (you will need to copy an paste each of the links into a browser as I do not have a sufficient post count to...

I've just received a very helpful reply back from LivingDNA and it would appear that my test was S21/U106 negative, P312/S116 negative, and CTS4528/S1200 negative.

They indicated that they don't...

Thank you again Maciamo. Hopefully future research will be able to spread some more light on this in due course. 🙂

Thank you for the really helpful and detailed reply Maciamo. [emoji846]

The etymology of my surname is West Germanic and I've been able to trace my paternal line back to East Anglia, so a...

I've recently received a LivingDNA mtDNA result of Haplogroup V with a subclade of V15a and have read the Haplogroup V guide listed on this site.

Whilst I found the guide to be very useful and...

I've recently received the results of a LivingDNA test which has given me a y-DNA Haplogroup of R-M269 with a subclade of R-L151.

I'm new to the world of genetic testing and have a question about...