I
told my one-and-only brother about my venture into DNA testing for maternal mitochondria,
and he graciously agreed to send in some of his white blood cells so we could
find out more about the Y-chromosomes of our ancestors. On my father’s side,
the markers show alignment with Haplogroup R1b, a Western European lineage that
is now the most prevalent Haplogroup worldwide. Although the Y-chromosome is
much smaller than the X-Chromosome, there are more markers from the Y-chromosome
ancestry test. Go figure! I’ll list those number below, too. Part 7 tomorrow.
Region
|
Marker
|
DYS 391
|
11
|
DYS 3891
|
12
|
DYS 439
|
11
|
DYS 38911
|
28
|
DYS 438
|
16
|
DYS 437
|
15
|
DYS 19
|
14
|
DYS 392
|
13
|
DYS 393
|
13
|
DYS 390
|
23
|
DYS 385
|
12,14
|
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