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From: Vince Tilroe <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] Approx. hg: R-L21: L459
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2011 20:58:15 -0700
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A few months ago I pulled the Irish Genome (haplogroup R-S145*) SNPs
from the Galaxy database and put them on a Google Spreadsheet (e-mail me
for the link if you want it), but did not have time to look at them in
depth. The ChrY:5335051 C>G mutation is listed there as well. I also
BLASTed the L459+ sample from the Finch2 server against HuRef (Craig
Venter's sequence), and confirmed that Venter (and thus R-U106) is L459-.

It looks like FTDNA is in for a windfall of L459 orders from the R-L21
clan, not to mention several R-P312+'s from various other sub-clades.
Note that the V95 primers used to find L459 are brand new, and the
R-P312-WTY Project doesn't have recent data to cross-validate.

Vince Tilroe


On 2011-02-04 3:30 PM, Gregory Magoon wrote:
> I just saw that L459 recently showed up on ymap.ftdna.com with
> position information. Based on an analysis of 14 L21+ individuals in
> 1000 Genomes Project sequence data, I suspect this SNP is either very
> shortly downstream of L21 or perhaps even upstream of L21...all 10 of
> the L21+ individuals considered with coverage at this position seem to
> be L459+.
>

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