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From: Vincent Vizachero <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] variability in DYS464
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:51:43 -0400
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There are a handful of members in the R1b project that are not
R1b1c. Because there appear to be several P1/P2 RecLOH events
between R1b and R1b1c, it would be wise to exclude the R1b1* and
R1b1b members of Charles project if your goal is to understand the
mutation rate of these markers.

Vince


On Sep 12, 2007, at 12:09 AM, Didier vernade wrote:

> List,
>
> I calculated variances for DYS464a,b,c,d in some haplogroups :
>
> HaplogroupNbV-Pop464a464b464c464d
>
> R1b114941.450.330.260.850.77
> R1b1c9 831.410.270.280.540.64
> Q 1001.360.30.350.961.27
>
> old I1c 1942.90.921.90.330.29
> I1b 2802.110.560.890.360.35
> I1b2 402.091.811.020.330.3
>
> V-Pop is the variance calculated for all 464 values. Nb is the
> number of
> entries with 464 values. R1b1 is from Charles Kerchner and the others
> are from ysearch.
> The variability in R1b/Q seems to be more on the 464 with highest
> repeat
> count numbers while in I haplogroup(s) it's the reverse situation.
> This
> could mean that the 4 sites have different mutation rates and the high
> and low repeat copies are not positioned the same way in these groups.
>
> Didier
>
>
>
>
>
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