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From: "Alfred A. Aburto Jr." <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] J1 clusters
Date: Sat, 05 Jul 2008 05:59:10 -0700
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Bonnie,
This J1 cluster that Anatole is talking about is a large, apparently,
"Jewish cluster" (many haplotypes appear to be Jewish"). Last year I
sent you a network diagram showing this J1 cluster. It was a group of
haplotypes that stood well away from the main body of J1's. The main
body of J1's included the CMH-12. This cluster of J1's was defined by
DYS390=25, DYS393=13, and DYS439=10. There were two subclusters
actually. One defined by DYS385b=18 and the other by DYS385b=16. I had
a total of 497 (12 marker) J1's haplotypes then and this J1 cluster
Anatole speaks of had 50 haplotypes (~10%, as Anatole indicated). I
will send you and Anatole a jpg copy of the J1 network diagram in a moment.
Al

> Bonnie Schrack wrote:
> Bill,
>
> I'm sorry that you don't like my attitude to Anatole and his work. But
> after reading the outline he just posted of his theories on the Cohanim,
> I'm even more surprised that anyone can take them seriously. These are
> so confused! I have no time to spend on refuting such notions and
> statements.
>
> Bonnie
>

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