YFull - Upload mtDNA

[BalkanKiwi]

YFull don't do tests themselves - third party analysis of the tests that you've had done. It seems that FTDNA's mitochondrial tree currently follows Phylotree in current build 17, which was last updated 18 Feb 2016 http://www.phylotree.org/ - YFull's statements indicate that they will use Phylotree build 17 as the base and then develop further on customer submissions and data from academic studies. So it's likely to look similar in the early stages but diverge in future. Based on this blog by Roberta Estes https://dna-explained.com/2018/10/10...ial-haplotree/, it seems to indicate that FTDNA wouldn't diverge from Phylotree at least as of last October, but they could change their approach in the future.

I should've check my wording more before I posted. Yes, I know its an analysis rather than a test and yes, FTDNA haven't updated their tree in a while. Hopefully this entices people to upload so the tree can be expanded.

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Thanks! The Israeli samples are Druze, that same study also has J2a1a1e from Greece, Poland, Basque Spain, Italy and Lithuania. Meanwhile FTDNA members show 9 Norway, 6 Sweden, 6 Germany, 5 France and 3 Denmark...

We are all over the place �� although I am “a” not “e”.
I should have done my mtDNA full seq with FTDNA when I had the chance to do it for less than 50 USD, they don’t seem to offer YFull testers the same deals any more.

[td120]

Fionn, JQ704541.1 is English(acc to Ian Logan).
JQ705074.1 is from the same publication:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3322232/ no idea of the origin.

There is another one , KF161878 (not yet on Yfull) ,Danish.
This about H27e.

[FionnSneachta]

YFull found a new subclade for my haplogroup. My haplogroup is now H6a1b2f. It was worth the $25!

I had been told by Ian Logan that C979T was distinctive, found in only one other GenBank sequence and found in only your closest relatives (within a few hundred years, or perhaps much less). He had also told me at the time that one of the submissions (now on YFull) was a match in the GenBank database and from Scotland.

[vettor]

uploaded mine, matched ftdna

[msmarjoribanks]

YFull found a new subclade for my haplogroup. My haplogroup is now H6a1b2f. It was worth the $25!

I had been told by Ian Logan that C979T was distinctive, found in only one other GenBank sequence and found in only your closest relatives (within a few hundred years, or perhaps much less). He had also told me at the time that one of the submissions (now on YFull) was a match in the GenBank database and from Scotland.

They have a couple under mine, which they don't at FTDNA, so maybe it will be worth it.

The ones that give a location have Italy, Iran, and Hungary. My matches on FTDNA are few and all stuck in the US (although very likely to go immediately back to the British Isles or Germany in the 1700s, and they all -- all of 3 full matches and a few others who haven't done the complete test -- seem very likely to be related to me within the US based on what I've found so far tracing back maternal lines).

My dad's doesn't seem to have any under his FTDNA results, and far fewer countries given (the US, Finland, and Russia). On FTDNA, a huge number go back to the same woman in Suffolk (though many different lines), but otherwise the closest matches are Scandinavian (but for one Scottish one), including some with 0 GD. TMRCA est. 3200 YBP so with that much time of course it's all over.

My own is TMRCA 10,300 YBP at the level it's given on FTDNA, but seems to be pretty rare.

[firemonkey]

I have 7 MT matches. Only one gives a place of origin, which is the UK.

[vettor]

I have 7 MT matches. Only one gives a place of origin, which is the UK.

I have 3, .....1 italian and the others i looked up their genbank id ...one had finnish other was blank

[vettor]

I have 3, .....1 italian and the others i looked up their genbank id ...one had finnish other was blank

I have been renamed to

H95a1

one match with a Finn

[bjp]

Just to point out that if you test with FGC/Dante/YSEQ-WGS you should have the mtDNA in your BAM, likewise the old BigY used to include it too so will already be on YFull if you uploaded before. I am hoping to appear automatically.

Just pointing out that this also worked for BAM files from Veritas Genetics/PGP and my mtDNA reports from YFull match those from my initial FTDNA Sanger sequencing and those reported by FGC, so at least in my case data appears to be being processed correctly.