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From: "Dra. Ana C. Oquendo Pabón, M.D." <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] DNA Print Test Results
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 2004 13:10:43 -0500
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Sorry, I apparently couldn't just cut and paste. Beth, you're not alone.
(blush) I did the same thing. I just changed my password. Just go here all.

http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/

I don't know why those previous results were so out of alignment but
here they are again:

1. mtDNA Haplogoup A, yDNA R1b (suggested):
-- 50 % IE, 45 % EA, 8 % NA, 2 % SSA

2. mtDNA Haplogroup C, yDNA R1b (suggested):
-- 83 % IE, 3 % EA, 14 % NA, 0 % SSA

3. mtDNA Haplogroup C, yDNA R1b (suggested):
-- 64 % IE, 0 % EA, 12 % NA, 24 % SSA

4. mtDNA Haplogroup L1, old version DNAPrint:
-- 55 % IE, 0 % EA, 45 % NA, 0 % SSA

5. mtDNA Haplogroup A, yDNA E3a (suggested):
-- 76 % IE, 14 % EA, 0 % NA, 10 % SSA (not elpadre)

Number 4 is the daughter of number 2. As you can see in #2, not
everyone comes up with SSA.

Ana (back to harvesting our little group)

Dra. Ana C. Oquendo Pabón, M.D. wrote:

> This is the article to which I referred located at:
> http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/
>
> Annals of Human Genetics
> Volume 67 Issue 6 Page 512 - November 2003
>
> Identification of Native American Founder mtDNAs Through the Analysis
> of Complete mtDNA Sequences: Some Caveats
> Ana
>
> Dra. Ana C. Oquendo Pabón, M.D. wrote:
>


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